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Opasak Sneh-Crimes of Passion-40END | Opasak Sneh 2015-Persevere | ឧបសគ្គស្នេហ៍ក្បែរក្តីសុបិន "Crimes of passion" refer to violent crimes, particularly homicide, committed in the "heat of passion" or due to a sudden, intense emotional impulse, rather than premeditation. This can include acts motivated by rage, jealousy, or despair. These crimes are often contrasted with those where the perpetrator has planned the act in advance. Key characteristics of a crime of passion: Sudden impulse: The crime is committed in response to a specific, often unexpected, event or situation. Intense emotion: The perpetrator is believed to be overwhelmed by emotions like anger, jealousy, or fear. Lack of premeditation: The act is not planned or deliberated upon beforehand. Legal implications: In some legal systems, a crime of passion can be considered a mitigating circumstance, leading to a lesser sentence than premeditated murder. The concept is frequently used to distinguish between murder (premeditated) and manslaughter (unintentional killing, potentially due to passion). The specific legal treatment of crimes of passion varies by jurisdiction. Examples: A common scenario involves a person discovering their partner in an act of infidelity and responding with violence. A situation where someone lashes out after being provoked, leading to physical harm. You can watch the official trailer for the movie "Crimes of Passion" (1984):