intoxication

Question 1

lipman

Answer 1

(voluntary) D will not be convicted of a specific intent crime if the intoxication prevents him from forming the mens rea.

Question 2

gallagher

Answer 2

drunken intent is still intent. Dutch courage

Question 3

majewski

Answer 3

voluntary intox will never be a defence to basic intent crimes, as drinking is reckless, transferred malice.

Question 4

kingston

Answer 4

if D has mens rea for specific intent despite intox, will still be guilty.

Question 5

allen

Answer 5

involuntary intox has to be completely involuntary (not knowing the strength is not an excuse)

Question 6

hardie

Answer 6

cannot be guilty of a basic intent crime if involuntary intoxication as they were not reckless in taking substance.

Question 7

o’grady

Answer 7

cant have a drunken mistake when it comes to self-defence or intox.