Does response D answer the question? 1. Applying what you know after reading this chapter, discuss whether it might have been feasible to charge the defendant with some form of murder. Discuss the argument for at least two homicide charges based on the facts presented. Discuss in detail. In the case of Burrage v. United States, the suspect, Burrage, could be charged with two different types of murder. Burrage could be charged with involuntary manslaughter because he acted recklessly when selling heroin, a substance known to be very dangerous: involuntary manslaughter, unintentional death caused by careless or criminally negligent behavior. You could say that this action showed a lack of disregard for human life, which is a key part of proving involuntary murder. Another option that might also be used is second-degree murder. Most of the time, this charge involves killing someone without meaning to or because of careless actions that show a serious lack of respect for human life. There could be evidence that Burrage knew the serious risks of heroin use but still decided to sell it, which could support a second-degree murder charge. The prosecution would have to show that Burrage's acts were so careless that they didn't even consider the possibility of death. In both cases, proposing the right mental state is very important. For Burrage to be found guilty of second-degree murder or involuntary manslaughter, the prosecutor must show that he was careless and extremely reckless