1
Q
Kingston
A
Guilty if have MR even if this is caused by involuntary intoxication.
2
Q
Allen
A
There is not involuntary intoxication when the victim mistaken is regard to strength of alcohol.
3
Q
Haggard v Dickinson
A
Voluntary intoxication mistake. Honestly belief that the property belonged to a fried.
4
Q
Majewski
A
Voluntary intoxication may deprive D of MR for offences of specific intent.
5
Q
Hardy
A
Valium a non- dangerous drug amounts to involuntary intoxication provided not reckless in taking it.
6
Q
Lipman
A
Voluntary intoxication not deprive of MR for basic intent offences.
7
Q
R v Heard
A
Voluntary intoxication will not provide a defence in sexual assault. So, s.3 SOA 2003 is an offence of basic intent.
8
Q
R v Heard
A
Voluntary intoxication Will not provide a defence in sexual assault.
