How many grades of criminal homicides are recognized in Kentucky?

In Kentucky, there are three primary grades of criminal homicide: murder, manslaughter, and reckless homicide. Murder involves intentional killing or killing under extreme indifference to human life. Manslaughter can be classified into first-degree and second-degree, with first-degree typically involving a sudden heat of passion. Reckless homicide pertains to causing death through reckless behavior.