Somehow, meditation got linked to premeditation — or PREmeditation — and off we went. OM!
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It's the difference between heat of passion murder and premeditation.
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Such heavy warranting activity normally implies a degree of premeditation.
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It was an act propelled more by panic than by premeditation.
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Some imply premeditation and brutality and are difficult or impossible to pardon.
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Hillary Clinton created an illegal private email server – deliberately, willfully, and with premeditation.
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While prosecutors hoped that would be an admission of premeditation, Judge Wilson disagreed.
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Does a lack of premeditation make a destruction of evidence charge go away?
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Second-degree murder requires malice in intent, but does not involve premeditation or planning.
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Peter Madsen's world of snuff porn and premeditation revealed a new kind of danger.
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There must have been some kind of premeditation, because Talib went straight for it.
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It also said they were accused of murder by "premeditation, monstrous intent or by torture".
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Not only does he show premeditation but he really kind of argues against a mental defect.
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Perhaps a more effective way of looking at this is questioning the premeditation of the theft.
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The jury found that Mr. Lewis had acted with premeditation, and he was sentenced to death.
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Aggravating factors include circumstances that are especially brutal, for example, or a murder committed with premeditation.
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But he spent much of his 49-minute opening statement emphasizing Mr. Roof's deliberateness and premeditation.
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He was charged with one count of first-degree murder with premeditation and extreme cruelty and atrocity.
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"There was planning and premeditation for the commission of the offence," District Judge Ng Peng Hong said.
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Turkish prosecutors seeking the extradition accuse the 18 of "murder by premeditation, monstrous intent or by torture".
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The description matches that of the room Paddock moved into Saturday night, indicating further premeditation than previously thought.
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We now know, for example, that Bouhlel rented the refrigerator truck two days before he struck, showing premeditation.
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Infectious dance crazes have a long history, but in recent years they've been stripped of premeditation and formality.
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It also hints at premeditation if, in fact, her agent was aware Seagal intended to make the vulgar move.
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"Hillary Clinton created an illegal private email server -- deliberately, willfully and with total premedication -- premeditation," Trump said, correcting himself.
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His appeal argues that slow-motion footage from a surveillance camera shown in court created an illusion of premeditation.
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"Tactics migrate pretty easily between extremist groups," he said, noting there was not as of yet any evidence of premeditation.
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On Monday in court, prosecutors said the alleged shootings were carried out with a "high level of premeditation," WISN reports.
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She's also encouraged by footage of Andrea entering Naz's cab after he shooed away two men, because it suggests premeditation.
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The prosecutors are also likely to re-emphasize the considerable evidence of Mr. Roof's premeditation and clearly articulated racial intent.
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Instead, the incidents were called "mass murders," which didn't quite capture the killers' pattern, premeditation, and their seeming lack of motive.
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Premeditation would mean that Lane planned to kill the person who kept him housed, fed, clothed, and connected to the internet.
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The apparently retiring detective has a very cold methodology that very efficiently delivers enough for the DA to call it premeditation.
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They also noted his "substantial planning and premeditation," and his decision to target "vulnerable victims," all aged between 54 and 97.
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They pointed to a remark Mr. Stockley made to his partner on the day of the shooting as evidence of premeditation.
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His plea to first-degree murder implies premeditation, countering the possibility that the murder was committed in a cold-medicine induced haze.
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The FBI will transport Bennett to Minnesota, where he will face two counts of second-degree murder without premeditation, the statement said.
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Had the Santa Clarita shooter assembled his own ghost guns, that would indicate a high degree of planning and premeditation for violence.
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Gasser had been charged with second-degree murder, meaning that he acted with specific intent to kill but not with premeditation or planning.
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A sheriff's investigator in Todd County filed a complaint in district court accusing Bennett of two counts of second-degree murder without premeditation.
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The French novelist, war hero, and diplomat made up stories the way other people make up beds: daily and conscientiously and without much premeditation.
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Manslaughter, by contrast, carries a maximum 20-year sentence as that charge can apply to deliberate killings where there is no clear evidence of premeditation.
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"After Hebrews, I was at the point where I wanted to make a record where the only premeditation was that it's not premeditated," he says.
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But Aguirre's attorney, Michael Sklar, told the jury that while his client killed Gabriel, there was no premeditation, according to the Los Angeles Daily News.
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Adams began to buy the items, mostly from the local Wal-Mart, in the week before Tristan's slaying, Cunningham says, raising the possibility of premeditation.
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All the premeditation with the squatter's rights signs, I don't know, it all seems like it's meant to be spontaneous, but in essence, it's staged.
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Some time earlier, they had discussed Gandhi and nonviolent resistance, and so, without premeditation, when the bus driver asked them to move they politely refused.
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Clark is charged with homicide described in the affidavit as "murder dangerous deprived without premeditation" and first-degree arson in a dwelling with people present.
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Federal prosecutors allege that Bush committed the murders due to bigotry against African-Americans, and argued that "substantial planning and premeditation" went in to the attack.
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"The maximum of 25 years to life doesn't nearly reach the level of premeditation involved in this crime," Robert T. Johnson, the Bronx district attorney, said.
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Lubit said that starving a child showed premeditation when compared with someone who lashes out and strikes his or her victim in a spasm of rage.
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Prosecutors also introduced an array of technical evidence, such as phone records and GPS data, to demonstrate Mr. Roof's premeditation and document his views on race.
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Turkish officials familiar with the recording have said Dr. Tubaigy moved quickly and methodically to dismember Mr. Khashoggi's body with a bone saw, further suggesting premeditation.
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Epstein signed a new will two days before his death, which could be interpreted as premeditation, and the guards at the Manhattan prison were overworked and understaffed.
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Five of them, as well as the national fraternity itself, were charged with third-degree murder, which does not involve premeditation or a specific intent to kill.
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But it did find a sharp rise in assaults lacking in premeditation, disorderly conduct, and alcohol-related crimes, such as drunk driving and drinking at a public park.
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Detention records show he was charged with first-degree murder without premeditation, along with driving without a valid license and a probation violation for theft of a car.
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And even if Hayes can show he acted without premeditation or intent to kill, but instead out of extreme passion, impulse and emotion, the consequences would still be severe.
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If the suspects planned a killing, and they conspired to kill the victim, that means they acted with premeditation and deliberation and that's first-degree murder in any jurisdiction.
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When Mr. Meek was first charged and agreed to a plea deal, the expectation was that he would testify in Mr. Roof's trial about the killer's premeditation and planning.
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"In my judgment this was indeed a case where each murder involved a substantial degree of premeditation or planning," trial judge Mr Justice Singh said during sentencing, reports the BBC.
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To be a different kind of novel, it would have to abolish something, abolish several things—plot, consequence, the pleasure a reader derives from answers withheld, the premeditation of these.
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"This leads us to suspect that not much preparation and premeditation went into the act, and leads us more in the direction of an impulsive act," said Mr. de Rocquigny.
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"I pre-ordered the special cocktail for us," he said to the waiter, who nodded, acknowledging a level of premeditation that warmed my heart and made me thrill with anticipation.
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Unlike a murder charge, where Choi would have to convince a judge or jury that Yanez acted intentionally, with premeditation and deliberation in taking Castile's life, manslaughter holds no such requirement.
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Prosecutors will have to prove that Fields acted intentionally and with premeditation when he rammed his vehicle into about two dozen counterprotesters standing at an intersection in downtown Charlottesville on Aug.
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Now, the kingdom is hedging on that acknowledgment of premeditation, with the prosecutor indicating the killing of Mr. Khashoggi was planned, at most, within a few hours before it took place.
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Yet as Saudi Arabia has bungled its response to the killing — denying it for weeks, then calling it an accident, and later acknowledging evidence of premeditation — Mr. Erdogan's posture has hardened.
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But the prosecution also used Mr. Roof's own words to demonstrate his premeditation, planning and purpose (that he hoped to start a race war), as well as his lack of remorse.
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A top Saudi doctor of forensics had been brought along for the dissection and disposal of the body — an addition to the team that Turkish officials have called evidence of premeditation.
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"The defendants in this case acted with clear premeditation in an attempt to kill people on the basis of their religion and national origin," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in a statement.
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Sexual assault, premeditation alleged Torres, of Sterling, Virginia, allegedly was in his car when he first saw Nabra and her friends walking and riding bikes in the street and on the sidewalk.
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They're also administered in the same ageless spirit, with coldblooded premeditation and stealth, by paranoid oligarchs anxious to consolidate power and to eliminate rivals, enemies or simply those who have displeased them.
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It would be hard to find another crime where the toll was as high, the victims were as sympathetic, the premeditation was as evident and the defendant's guilt was as clear-cut.
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This proves premeditation and, in turn, earns some trust, but there is a bait-and-switch feel to many of the works that makes relaxation into openness with respect to Biggers's objects difficult.
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Pointing to the absence of surprise at his death among those present in the recordings or any apparent attempts to resuscitate him, the report said evidence of premeditation outweighed Saudi claims of accidental death.
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"Even though she's only been initially charged with second-degree murder because there was some initial doubt about premeditation, the grand jury could certainly indict her for first-degree murder," Sitler told the outlet.
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"Even though she's only been initially charged with second-degree murder because there was some initial doubt about premeditation, the grand jury could certainly indict her for first-degree murder," Sitler told the outlet. 4.
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The charge sheet said that Gallagher "did ... with premeditation, murder a wounded male person" under his care by "stabbing him in the neck and body with a knife" while battling ISIS in Mosul in May 2017.
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And nowhere is that precise premeditation more successful than in the months leading up to a new album, where she creates a release cycle so finely tuned it generates more hype and money than anyone else.
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On Monday, a person close to Mr. Erdogan and briefed on the Turkish evidence added new specificity to the Turkish claims about the speed with which Mr. Khashoggi was killed, and said it also showed premeditation.
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Istanbul (CNN)Eighteen Saudis are being investigated on the charge of "intentional homicide with premeditation" and torture over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a senior Turkish official with knowledge of the investigation told CNN.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish inventor Peter Madsen was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday for murdering, sexually mutilating and dismembering a Swedish female journalist with premeditation aboard his home-made submarine in Copenhagen harbor in 2017.
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Perhaps pop culture's reluctance to take internet dating seriously is because its very existence — the agency of swiping through possible matches, the premeditation, the inherent callousness in coldly surveying people — poses an existential threat to the meet-cute.
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Williams was charged with murder without premeditation, violation of probation, and driving without a valid license — on top of the five-year probation he was serving for grand theft auto, and his previous temporary injunction for domestic violence.
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"The defendants in this case acted with clear premeditation in an attempt to kill innocent people on the basis of their religion and national origin," Matthew G. Whitaker, the acting United States attorney general, said in a statement.
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If the latest account is true — and it's hard to know when Turkish officials are leaking information on behalf of the government — it's a grisly, remarkable event that shows an immense level of premeditation on behalf of Saudi officials.
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Gallagher "did ... with premeditation, murder a wounded male person" under his care by "stabbing him in the neck and body with a knife" while battling ISIS in Mosul in May 2017, according to the charge sheet dated Friday. Cmdr.
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To impose a death sentence, jurors must unanimously find that aggravating factors like premeditation and the number and vulnerability of the victims outweigh any mitigating factors, like the absence of prior violent behavior and demonstrations of redemption and remorse.
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Gallagher being 'demonized,' supporter says The charge sheet said that Gallagher "did ... with premeditation, murder a wounded male person" under his care by "stabbing him in the neck and body with a knife" while battling ISIS in Mosul in May 2017.
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The four of them — as well as another student, Daniel Li — had initially been charged with third-degree murder, which does not involve premeditation or a specific intent to kill, but their charges were reduced after an agreement with prosecutors.
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Earlier this week, POLITICO reported that the State Department's own investigation into the atrocities committed against the Rohingya had found "premeditation and coordination" on the part of the Myanmar military, which insists it was simply responding to a Rohingya insurgent attack.
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"I'm not suggesting we'd 100 percent ask for a life sentence but it would be in the mix," she said to the Bangor Daily News, noting the alleged premeditation and the fact that the killing occurred with the children present.
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Federal prosecutors said last year they intended to seek the death penalty for Ciancia if the case went to trial, citing what they said was his substantial planning and premeditation ahead of the crime and its impact on the victims.
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"Once upon a time, you had three dress codes: business, casual and formal," she wrote in an email, noting that today candidates can dress to "signal everything from leadership style to their political branding" and hence need a certain amount of premeditation.
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"The indictment alleges that Purinton committed the offenses after substantial planning and premeditation, attempted to kill more than one person in a single criminal episode, and knowingly created a grave risk of death to others on the scene," the Justice Department said in a news release.
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On Christmas morning, JonBenét's mother called 911 to report her daughter missing and a ransom note left behind asking for $118,000—it was two and a half pages long, which is unprecedented in length, and written at the scene, which is unprecedented in its lack of premeditation.
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He faces multiple charges, the Orange County District Attorney's Office said, including four counts of murder, one count of attempted murder with premeditation, one count of assault with a deadly weapon, one count of aggravated mayhem, one count of first-degree residential burglary and three counts of second-degree robbery.
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In the Pittsburgh shooting case, the prosecutor likely would focus on aggravating factors such as the cruel and heinous nature of the crime, the defendant's apparent planning and premeditation of the crime, the fact that the defendant killed 11 people and the devastating impact of the crime on the victims' families and the community.
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What looks to be a potentially ironclad death penalty case given the motive, premeditation, multiple victims, as well as the utter cruel and senseless brutality of the murders, has the real potential of being completely undermined as a result of the President's inappropriate expression of opinion regarding the suspect's guilt and the imposition of the death penalty prior to trial.
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Relevant factors include the strength of the evidence, the defendant's prior criminal record, whether the defendant committed the crime in a particularly cruel or heinous manner, whether the offense involved substantial planning or premeditation, the number of victims, the impact of the crime on the surviving families of the victims and the position of the victims' families on whether death should be imposed.
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