Question

Assume instead that, upon witnessing the lovers in each other's arms, Jill departs from the home and drives around in her car for an hour brooding about her husband’s infidelity. She then returns to the home, finds a shotgun in the garage, and then shoots and kills Jack and Sue. What is the offense for which she will now most likely be convicted? Why did you choose this offense? Support your analysis

Answer 1

she will have murder charges and assault charges.

Step-by-step explanation:

murder charges because she shot and killed both of them assault charges because she assaulted them by shooting them, and since she killed 2 people she will most likely be found guilty and will be in jail for at least 10-20 years.