Whether Louisiana state murder statutes with 'no intent to kill' provisions are unconstitutionally distinct in punishment without a behavioral difference, violating the 5th, 8th, and 14th Amendments

3. WHETHER THE EVIDENCE ADMITTED AT TRIAL, WHEN VIEW IN THE LIGHT MOST FAVORABLE TO THE PROSECUTION WAS SUFFICIENT TO PROVE THAT MR. HAROLD A. CAMPBELL HAD " SPECIFIC INTENT TO KILL ", TO COMMIT SECOND DEGREE MURDER OR " NO INTENT TO KILL AS IS THE JURY RELEVANT TO THE LOUISIANA NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE STATUTE ? i(cont.)