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Differentiate intentional felony and culpable felony?

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You and an accomplice plan to do an armed robbery of a liquor store. You commit the robbery while your partner stands watch outside. During the armed robbery You shoot and kill the clerk. You committed the intentional felony crime of Homicide. Your partner, the lookout outside, was okay with the robbery and never planned on killing anyone, but was intimately involved in the crime anyway. He knew you were armed, and knew, or should have known, that possible death or injury might result. Except for the fact that he did not pull the tirgger himself, he is culpable for the homicide just as if he had committed it himself.

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