Hermes, in the caseyou use, that would be manslaughter or manslaughter through diminished responsibility. Equally it is possible they could be charged with Murder due to temporary insanity.
It is one of the failing of the current system that all deaths are treated as murder, when clearly they are not.
Murder is to kill in cold blood, either planned or otherwise with regard for the consequences of your actions.
Manslaughter is where you knew your actions would cause physical harm, but there was no intention to cause death, the exception being Involutary Manslughter.
What you highlighted is as I have said, yet another failing of our archaic system
It is one of the failing of the current system that all deaths are treated as murder, when clearly they are not.
Murder is to kill in cold blood, either planned or otherwise with regard for the consequences of your actions.
Manslaughter is where you knew your actions would cause physical harm, but there was no intention to cause death, the exception being Involutary Manslughter.
What you highlighted is as I have said, yet another failing of our archaic system