LAW P1 CASES (Intoxication) Flashcards
1
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What is the case for voluntary intoxication (specific intent)
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- R v Lipman, the defendants intoxication can be used to show that he lacked the MR for murder, as a crime of specific intent
2
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What is the case for voluntary intoxication (basic intent)
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- DPP v Majewski, the house of lords confirmed voluntary intoxication is not a defence for basic intent crimes
3
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What is the case for involuntary intoxication (specific intent)
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- R v Kingston, the defnedant had the MR and therefore could not rely on a defence of involuntary intoxication
4
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What is the case for involuntary intoxication (basic intent)
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- R v Hardie, if the defendant takes a drug the intoxication might be involuntary if he expected it to have the opposite effect