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A defendant is charged with common-law murder. The evidence shows the defendant intended only to cause serious bodily harm to the victim, who unexpectedly died. Which theory most directly establishes the malice element for murder?

Intent to cause serious bodily harm Premeditation and deliberation Criminal negligence Felony murder based on an unrelated theft

Correct Answer:

Intent to cause serious bodily harm

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