To prove that the defendant is guilty of second degree murder under this theory, the People must prove that:

1.    The defendant committed [or attempted to commit]
                       <insert inherently dangerous felony or felonies>;

2.    The defendant intended to commit_____________ <insert
inherently dangerous felony or felonies>;

3.    The defendant did an act that caused the death of another person;

AND

4.    The act causing the death and the_________________ <insert
inherently dangerous felony or felonies> [or attempted
                       <insert inherently dangerous felony or felonies>]
were part of one continuous transaction.

A person may be guilty of felony murder even if the killing was unintentional, accidental, or negligent.

To decide whether the defendant committed [or attempted to commit]   <insert inherently dangerous felony or
felonies>, please refer to the separate instructions that I (will give/ have given) you on (that/those) crime[s]. You must apply those instructions when you decide whether the People have proved second degree murder under a theory of felony murder.

<MAKE CERTAIN THAT ALL APPROPRIATE INSTRUCTIONS ON ALL UNDERLYING FELONIES ARE GIVEN.>

[The defendant must have intended to commit the (felony/felonies) of    <insert inherently dangerous felony or felonies>
before or at the time of the act causing the death.]

[It is not required that the person die immediately, as long as the act causing the death and the (felony/felonies) are part of one continuous transaction.]

[It is not required that the person killed be the (victim/intended