True or False: Negligent Homicide involves intent to kill.

Negligent Homicide is characterized by a lack of intent to kill, which distinguishes it from more severe homicide charges. In this context, negligence refers to a failure to act with the level of care that a reasonable person would exercise in similar situations, leading to the unintentional death of another person. The key element here is the absence of intent; the individual did not plan to cause harm or death but engaged in reckless or careless behavior that resulted in a fatality.

By recognizing that negligent homicide does not involve intent to kill, it aligns with the legal definition and framework surrounding this type of charge, making the assertion that it is false because intent to kill is not present in negligent homicide situations.