intoxication Flashcards

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voluntary intoxication

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basic crimes will fail and for specific crimes it can reduce the sentence if it lacks MR

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involuntary intoxication

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if they succeed it can lead to an acquittal, drugs from a doctor, soporific drugs and spiked drinks

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3
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dutch courage

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no defence as they had to MR before

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Majewski

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drink and drug marathon - attacked multiple people (S.47). He was guilty as he had intoxicated intent for a basic reckless crime. Goes against S.8 as it ignored D’s foresight.

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Richardson and Irwin

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Uni students threw friend of a balcony. NG due to misdirection. Test - if sober would D have had the MR. Goes with S.8 as it should fail but it looks at D’s foresight.

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Lipman

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took LSD and strangled his girlfriend who he thought was a snake. NG as he lacked the MR for murder so convicted of manslaughter, good PP.

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Beard

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raped and strangled a young girl. G, capable of forming intent. At the time did they have capability?

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Sheeman - law today

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set fire to a tramp. NG as intox succeeded for manslaughter. Did D form the MR?

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Heard

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rubbed hi genetials up and down a police officers thigh. G as it was a basic crime. They had intoxicated intent.

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Gallagher

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got drunk to be able to kill his wife. G has he had the MR before. DC is never a defense.

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Bailey

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30 years diabetic, didn’t eat after insulin and assaulted his ex. G intox failed as he was reckless and had intoxicated intent.

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Hardie

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Took valium for the first time and set fire to a wardrobe. NG intox succeeded as he hadn’t been reckless as it was involuntary

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Kingston

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blackmailed and spiked work collegue to rape young boy. NG COA - spiking. G HOL - intox intent

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Allen

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homemade wine drunk and raped young boy. G as it was a basic crime of invol intox

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Harris

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extreme drinking triggered alcohol psychosis causing D to set fir to the house. intoxication irrelevant but insanity.

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Lipman - other defenses

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LSD snake. Automatism irrelevant. Intoxication relevant, manslaughter.

17
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Fotheringham

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raped wife but it was actually the baby sitter. G basic intent. Intoxicated mistake is no defense

18
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O’Grady

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8 ciders, mistaked his friend for hitting him and killed him. G basic crime so reduced to manslaughter. Obiter - intox mistake isn’t a defense for specific.

19
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Hatton

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5ft stick and 20 pints - killed man. G of murder intox mistake is no defense for specific.

20
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Jaggard v Dickinson

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broek through ‘friends’ window, wrong house. NG even though it was into mistake. Established the defense under criminal damage.

21
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Dietshmann

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Aunty Sarah his girlfriend was killed making him drink whilst depressed. D kicked a man to death. NG as DR succeeded. Without alcohol did D have the DR?

22
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Tandy

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alcoholic mum killed her daughter who admitted to her she was been sexually abused. DR failed, no brain damage, 24/7 invol xxxx

23
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Wood

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2 men drinking, he tried having oral sex with him so killed him with a meat clever. DR succeeded as addiction was now accepted as part of DR.