Draft a narrow statement of the issue

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Question: The client is charged with murder in the first degree. The law and facts are presented below. First draft a broad statement of the issue, then draft a narrow statement of the issue.

Law: Criminal Code $ 18-8-101, Murder in the First Degree.

Facts: While the client was robbing a convenience store, a customer had a heart attack when the client pulled out a gun and threatened the sales clerk. The customer died in the hospital a week later.

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