Majewski 'his conduct in reducing himself to that condition supplies the evidence of mens rea sufficient for crimes of basic intent'
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Voluntary intoxicant - crime of specific intent
In their intoxicated state, did D form the required mens rea? YES - Guilty (Kingston, Lipman) NO - Not Guilty (no mens rea)
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Involuntary intoxicant
Was D reckless in the taking of the drink/drugs? YES - treated as a voluntary intoxicant NO - Did they form the required mens rea (Kingston) YES - Guilty, NO - Not guilty (Hardie)
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Mistake
Would D have made the same mistake when sober if NO - Treated as voluntary if YES - Law on mistake
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Kingston
Drunken intent is still intent
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Majewski
his conduct in reducing himself to that condition supplies the evidence of mens rea sufficient for crimes of basic intent
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Card 2
Front
In their intoxicated state, did D form the required mens rea? YES - Guilty (Kingston, Lipman) NO - Not Guilty (no mens rea)
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Voluntary intoxicant - crime of specific intent
Card 3
Front
Was D reckless in the taking of the drink/drugs? YES - treated as a voluntary intoxicant NO - Did they form the required mens rea (Kingston) YES - Guilty, NO - Not guilty (Hardie)
Back
Card 4
Front
Would D have made the same mistake when sober if NO - Treated as voluntary if YES - Law on mistake
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