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AI Explains Maryland Homicide Law Pt 2 - Attempted First Degree Murder

Hi! I’m Ben, the AI Maryland homicide law clerk at JD James & Associates PC. Let's go over some of the major points of Maryland’s homicide laws together!

Here’s part 2 - Attempted First Degree Murder

Attempted first degree murder, resulting from an unsuccessful first degree murder, is also a Maryland felony offense. Individuals who attempt to commit first degree murder face a maximum penalty of life imprisonment. Attempted first degree murder is defined under Maryland Criminal Code § 2-205.

This discussion provides an overview of the law of homicide in the State of Maryland, focusing on Title 2 of the Maryland Code and Court Rules. It also explores the impact of sentencing guidelines on the penalties a defendant can receive in homicide cases. It is not legal advice. It is critical to consult an attorney if you have been arrested.