DAUKSCH, J.
Appellant was convicted of attempted second degree murder which he says is a "nonexistent" crime. He says that because an attempt requires specific intent and second degree murder is a general intent crime, there can be no attempt to commit a crime which does not require intent. There are many cases from the appellate courts and many learned opinions; majority, concurring, and dissents discussing this issue. See State v. Gray,
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