AQA A2 Law Unit 3 - Defences - Intoxication 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AmyCreated on: 09-03-14 15:23 What does the defendant have to use, to use the defence of intoxication Drink, Drugs or other substances 1 of 9 Can you use the defence of intoxication if you are drinking voluntarily? No 2 of 9 What type of intent must the crime be, to use intoxication as a defence? Specific Intent 3 of 9 What case outlines Voluntary/ Specific intent? Sheeman & Moore (1975) 4 of 9 Why can't the defence of intoxication be used if the defendant was voluntarily intoxicated? As they have the relevant Mens Rea for the offence whilst intoxicated 5 of 9 Why was there no defence of intoxication in the case of AG for Northern Ireland v Gallagher? As the defendant brought the knife to kill his wife then got drunk and killed her 6 of 9 Which case outlines voluntary intoxication and basic intent? DPP v Majewski 1976 7 of 9 What was the conviction in the case of Lipman 1970 and why? Manslaughter, as the defendant was reckless and this is not covered in Intoxicatio 8 of 9 What was outlined in the case of Kingston 1994? Even though his coffee was drugged he still had the relevant MR 9 of 9
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