third-degree murder
- A classification of murder that does not meet the criteria for first- or second-degree murder
- The defendant was convicted of third-degree murder after the jury did not find evidence to support a charge of first or second degree murder.
- The court found the defendant guilty of third-degree murder based on his reckless behavior.
- In court, the prosecution argued that the accused's actions constituted third-degree murder.
Provide Feedback
