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Jаmes аnd Sаndy are new parents living in a small cabin (that they built themselves) оn a very rural and isоlated acreage, where they dоn’t have any relatives or close friends. Their daughter, Amy, is six months old. When Amy becomes very fussy and stops eating well, they make the 75-minute drive to the closest pediatrician and are told that Amy has an ear infection. They are given a prescription for an antibiotic, which they fill and begin giving to Amy. Although they give her the medicine as instructed, Amy gets worse and worse, until she is barely nursing or eating at all and cries all the time—though over time Amy’s crying becomes very weak, and she becomes listless. James and Sandy are very worried, but they remain hopeful that soon the medicine will “kick in.” It never occurs to them that Amy could die from her condition. After 10 days they take Amy back to the pediatrician, but it is too late. She dies of acute meningitis. What is the most severe homicide crime that James and Sandy could potentially be convicted of under the Model Penal Code? (See MPC § 210.)