NRS41B.210. Acts constituting felonious and intentional killing; insanity or diminished capacity.

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For the purposes of this chapter:

      1. A killing is “felonious” if it is committed without legal excuse or justification.

      2. A killing is “intentional” if it is caused by or occurs during the commission of any act which involves a degree of culpability that is greater than criminal negligence.

      3. Insanity or diminished capacity shall be deemed not to be a legal excuse or justification and must not be considered in determining whether a killing is felonious or intentional.

(Added to NRS by 1999, 1351)

                    
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