What is another word for malice prepenses?
Pronunciation: [mˈalɪs pɹɪpˈɛnsɪz] (IPA) 
Malice prepenses is a legal term that refers to the planning or premeditation of a crime, with the intention of causing harm or injury to another person. There are several synonyms for malice prepenses, including premeditation, forethought, intent, pre-planning, scheming, and plotting. These terms are often used in legal discourse, especially in cases where the accused is charged with murder, attempted murder, or other serious crimes that require evidence of planning and intent. While the exact synonyms may vary depending on the context and legal jurisdiction, they all essentially convey the same idea of deliberate and intentional wrongdoing.
