Intoxication Defence

Question 1

Voluntary intoxication and specific intent crimes
Unable to form MR

Answer 1

Sheehan and Moore
Lipman

Question 2

Voluntary Intoxication and specific intent crimes
A drunken intent is still an intent

Answer 2

Kingston

Question 3

Voluntary Intoxication and specific intent crimes
Dutch courage

Answer 3

AG Ref Northern Ireland v Gallagher

Question 4

Voluntary Intoxication and basic intent crimes
Not provide a defence

Answer 4

Majewski

Question 5

Involuntary Intoxication and basic intent crimes
Only be a defence if no MR can be found

Answer 5

Kingston

Question 6

Involuntary Intoxication and basic intent crimes
Prescribed drugs/not reckless to becoming intoxicated

Answer 6

Hardie

Question 7

Involuntary Intoxication and basic intent crimes
D does not realise strength

Answer 7

Allen

Question 8

Intoxication and Drunken Mistakes
Mistake failed

Answer 8

R v O’Grady

Question 9

Intoxication and Drunken Mistakes
Mistake if honesty held could still be valid

Answer 9

R v Hatton

Question 10

Intoxication and Drunken Mistakes
Section for ‘does not enable d to rely on any mistaken belief’

Answer 10

S67(5) Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008

Question 11

Intoxication and Drunken Mistakes
Exception to S76(5) CJaI 2009
Criminal Damage

Answer 11

Jaggard v Dickinson

Question 12

definition of Criminal Justice Act and Immigration Act 2008 (s76(5))

Answer 12

does not enable d to rely on any mistaken belief attributable to intoxication that was voluntarily induced