Your first link gives the definition of negligent homicide being without malice.
They give a few examples.
“Negligent homicide occurs when a defendant kills another person while engaging in conduct that they should have known carried risks. Ponder the following negligent homicide examples:
- While caught up in the excitement of an outdoor holiday celebration, a guest shoots his firearm into the air. The bullet strikes another guest, killing them instantly.
- A woman drives through a stop sign and strikes another vehicle, killing the driver. An investigation reveals that she was texting while driving and failed to observe the stop sign.”
Doesn’t fit with beating a person to death in my opinion. Seems to fit what I was saying.
What part of the second link are you referring to?