intoxication final time fam Flashcards

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what is the common law defence of intoxication

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  • inability to form mens rea due to alcohol drugs or other substances

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what is the result of succfessufly raising involuntary intoxication

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full acquittal as its a. complete defence

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3
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who decides if evidence goes to jury

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  • judge decides if theres enough evidence to go to em

groark

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4
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when is intoxication a defence

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when the D is unable to form mr because of intoxication

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5
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what happens if prosecution proves d had mr

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  • can’t use intoxication as defence ,
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6
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why is intoxication only allowed as a defence in limited cases

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  • due to public policy
    it would be morally wrong to generally allow it
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7
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what is involuntary intoxication

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when D didnt voluntarily take intoxicating substance

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8
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can prescribed medicine give rise to involuntary intoxication

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  • yes if its taken as directed and has an unpredictable effect

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when is there no defence for involuntary intoxication

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  • if D had any awareness of intoxication

allen

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10
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what is voluntary intoxication

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  • where d took substance voluntarily , that turnt out stronger or more dangerous than expected
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what is the different between specific and basic intent crimes

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  • specific needs intent e.g murder theft
  • basic = needs recklessness e.g abh and manslaughter
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what does beard say bout intoxication and mens rea

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  • if D was so drunk and couldn’t form intent , can’t be convicted of a specific intent crime
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13
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what does Gallagher say about dutch courage

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  • if D forms intent while sober and gets drunk to follow through , intoxication not available
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14
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can intoxication be defence to basic intent crimes

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no, as its considered reckless behaviour
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15
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what is the rule for intoxication and mistake

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  • mistake may be defence for specific intent , if it prevents mr from forming , but not for basic
16
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what if D didnt realise the strength of the intoxicant

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  • can still work only if they didnt have intent
17
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what case is an exception for intoxicated mistake

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  • jaggard v dickinson under s5 criminal damage age 1971
18
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how doe intoxication relate to insanity

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can’t be used unless it leads to alcholosim

18
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how does intoxication relate to automatism

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can’t be used if its recklessly self induced

19
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can a drunken mistake justify self defence

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  • no , r v hatton 2005
19
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what does s.76.5 criminal justice and immigration act say about intoxicated belief

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-D can’t rely on mistaken belief due to voluntary intoxication

20
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what case illustrates mistaken belief due to intoxication and paranoia

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  • taj 2018
  • intoxicated state= triggered paranoia = no defence