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After a heated argument, a defendant walked to another room, unlocked a cabinet, loaded a rifle, returned two minutes later, aimed carefully, and shot the victim.
Which statement best describes whether the killing may be treated as deliberate and planned?

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First-degree murder always requires proof that the defendant planned the killing for at least 24 hours. Premeditation is the same as negligence. First-degree murder requires felony murder and cannot be based on intent to kill. A short but actual period of reflection before an intentional killing may support preplanning and deliberation in some jurisdictions.

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