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A defendant is charged with felony murder after a co-felon unexpectedly killed a store clerk during an armed robbery. The defendant did not personally kill anyone and claims he never intended a death. Under the felony-murder rule, is he liable for murder?

No, because he did not personally cause the death and lacked intent to kill No, because felony murder requires premeditation Yes, because a death caused during the commission of an inherently dangerous felony makes all participants liable for murder Yes, but only for manslaughter

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Yes, because a death caused during the commission of an inherently dangerous felony makes all participants liable for murder

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