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Criminal Law: Felony Murder Rule [LEAP Preview]

Want the rest of this video? Unlock the full lesson — plus 200+ videos, outlines, study aids, and more — for just $29/month: https://www.studicata.com 00:00 Introduction to the Felony Murder Rule Explains how the felony murder rule allows a murder charge when a death occurs during the commission or attempted commission of a felony, even without intent to kill. 02:06 Classic “Crime Gone Wrong” Example Uses a robbery scenario where the victim dies of a heart attack to illustrate how felony murder can apply despite no intent to harm. 07:05 First vs. Second Degree Felony Murder Outlines how states classify certain felonies, like robbery, as first-degree murder if a death occurs during their commission. 10:21 The BARRK Felonies Introduces the common acronym for inherently dangerous felonies—burglary, arson, rape, robbery, and kidnapping—often used to define first-degree felony murder. 11:54 Controversy Around the Rule Discusses why felony murder is considered harsh by critics and why it continues to be used in the U.S. 12:15 Limiting the Rule to Inherently Dangerous Felonies Explains how many states restrict felony murder to felonies that pose a danger to human life, with two main approaches: statute-based and fact-based. 14:07 Robbery vs. Larceny in Danger to Human Life Compares robbery’s inherent danger to larceny’s potential to be dangerous only in specific factual situations. 19:52 Preview of the Merger Limitation Introduces the next major limit on the felony murder rule to be discussed in the following segment. 20:11 Ace Law School & Pass the Bar Exam ($29/Month) Access 200+ videos, outlines, study aids, and more — for just $29/month: https://www.studicata.com Thinking about using Studicata? You’re in good company. ✅ Trusted by 100,000+ law students and bar takers ✅ Featured and recommended by top law schools ✅ Named the 81st fastest-growing education company in the U.S. by Inc. See why so many future lawyers choose us to study smarter—not harder: 👉 https://www.studicata.com