Intoxication 0.0 / 5 ? LawCriminal lawA2/A-levelAQA Created by: laurentheresaCreated on: 27-04-17 13:33 Name some offences that are specific intent? Murder, GBH with intent, Theft, Robbery, Burglary. 1 of 12 Name the voluntary intoxication case? Majewski 2 of 12 What can involuntary intoxication be used for? Used for a defence to specific intent offences. 3 of 12 What can voluntary intoxication not be used for? Basic intent crimes. 4 of 12 If D is tried for murder but successfully pleads intoxication what will he be convicted of? manslaughter. 5 of 12 If D is tried for S.18 assault but successfully pleads intoxication what will he be convicted of? S.20 Assault. 6 of 12 Why is voluntary intoxication not a defence? Because it is simply the case that intoxication can be evidence supporting a claim of no mens rea. 7 of 12 The success of D's plea of intoxication will depend on what? Whether D was voluntarily or involuntarily intoxicated. 8 of 12 When can involuntary intoxication arise? Spiked drinks or drugs, effects of medication unexpected or borrowed medication. 9 of 12 If D took prescribed medication but did not follow he doctors advice D's plea of intoxication will fail, name the case? Bailey. 10 of 12 If D states he did not know the strength of his drugs his plea would fail, name the case? Allen. 11 of 12 D must provide evidence of intoxication, name the case? Groark. 12 of 12
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