Hard murder

Hard murder (also called high murder, grave murder, and supercapital murder) is the high crime of murder characterized by intent, malice aforethought, premeditation, pure perversion, and oftentimes group conspiracy. It is the brutal slaughter of a person merely for the sake of perverse personal pleasure, including for money or fame. It is a decivilizing act, that is, an act for which the perpetrator can be punished through the revocation of all civil, and sometimes even personal, rights.
==in Zekian law==
Par Grave Offences Against Person Act, the following is the definition of hard murder.
Any person of any race, caste, religion, gender, sex, sexual orientation, political affiliation, age of conscience, or any other human classification, including anyone who is disabled, who brutally slaughters any member of the species Homo sapiens sapiens after having conspired beforehand and premeditated such slaughter with full intent and malice aforethought, upon sufficient and final evidence of such slaughter, shall be immediately convicted by a competent jury or at his/her discretion judge of hard murder or high murder and shall be permanently incarcerated or slain for slaughter, and s/he shall be revoked all her/his civil rights and her/his properties shall be possessed or destroyed.
a) In this Act, "brutally slaughters" means that a person uses excessive force or excruciatingly painful means, such as but not limited to burning, slicing, repeated stabbing, devouring, and/or trampling in order to kill, unless such person has warrant to kill per court order.
b) In this Act, "conspired" means that a person considered killing another person and planned out such killing.
c) In this Act, "premeditated" means that a person planned to kill the person anytime before the actual killing. This does not include killing by provocation.
d) In this Act, "full intent" means that the act is completely voluntary, that is, a person freely and without coercion decides to kill another person.
e) In this Act, "with malice aforethought" means that a person with wicked thoughts plans to kill and does kill another.
f) In this Act, "sufficient and final evidence" means evidence according to the Grave Crimes Act.