Longevity or Murder?

In the future if cloning humans became legal, and the ability to transfer your mind into your clone from your old body was accesbale (Figuring you would be elderly.) Would it be considered murder, or not as it's just your copy. If you were elderly and were given this option would you take, or if you were paralyzed, etc. 

It'd be murder, it's still a separate being with its own consciousness. 

It's murder unless the body was without a mind.

It's murder unless the body was without a mind.

It's murder unless the body was without a mind.

It's murder unless the body was without a mind.

Murder if there is no capability of transferring further the consciousness to another body. Meaning the death is permanent. But if still can be transferred, it could just be like a frustrated murder or a destruction of property as a human life would not be that fragile and precious anyway.

So kinda like the Island?

Murder if there is no capability of transferring further the consciousness to another body. Meaning the death is permanent. But if still can be transferred, it could just be like a frustrated murder or a destruction of property as a human life would not be that fragile and precious anyway.

It's murder unless the body was without a mind.

It'd be murder, it's still a separate being with its own consciousness. 

Technically you would be 'killing' yourself so its suicide, not murder.

@ssejllenrad said:

Murder if there is no capability of transferring further the consciousness to another body. Meaning the death is permanent. But if still can be transferred, it could just be like a frustrated murder or a destruction of property as a human life would not be that fragile and precious anyway.

Kinda reminds me of that messed up episode of Batman Beyond with Ra's Al Ghul 
 
  

It's murder unless the body was without a mind.

it would be morally incomprehensible if the clone was self aware.
but legally it depend on what the laws of that time defines murder.