What is NOT a grade of homicide?

Felony Manslaughter is not typically classified as a standalone grade of homicide in the same way as the other options presented. Grades of homicide are usually categorized based on the intent, circumstances, and specific actions leading to a person's death.

1st Degree Murder refers to intentional killing with premeditation, showing a plan or intent to kill.

Manslaughter, which encompasses voluntary and involuntary manslaughter, involves cases where the offender is not necessarily acting with intent to kill or with premeditation, but actions still result in death.

Vehicular Homicide is specifically related to deaths caused by negligent or reckless operation of a vehicle, but it still falls within the broader definition of homicide because it results in the unlawful killing of another person, albeit under specific circumstances related to vehicle use.

Felony Manslaughter is generally a charge associated with unintentional killings that occur during the commission of a felony, but it is categorized under the umbrella of manslaughter rather than being a separate grade of homicide. Therefore, it does not stand alone as an independent grade of homicide like the others mentioned.