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Provide a detailed synopsis about the following:
Crimes Against the Person: Murder
Crimes Against the Person: Violence

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The expert provides a detailed synopsis for crimes against the person for murder and violence.

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Murder is defined as the illegal and subsequently unlawful killing of an individual, and it is the aforethought that is involved with the commission of this crime that makes it much more serious than accidental killings, etc. Murder is seen as a crime that causes dysfunction in societal order, and ...

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