Homicide: State v Jim
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Jim’s wife, Melissa, was much younger than him. She was also very beautiful and attracted the attention of other men. Although Jim was very successful, he was ob- sessed with the idea that his wife might cheat on him.
One afternoon, Jim came home early from a business trip to surprise Melissa. However, when he got home, he found his wife in bed with his neighbor, Ben.
Jim was furious, but calmly walked out of the house and got into his car. He stayed at a hotel for the next few days.
Three days later, Jim drove to a gun shop and bought a gun. He immediately drove to Ben’s house and knocked on the front door. When Ben answered, Jim asked him if he had anything to say. Ben insisted that there was nothing going on with him and Melissa.
Jim became irritated and upset and shot and killed Ben right there in the doorway. Is Jim guilty of first degree murder or any lesser included offense?
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