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What is the fundamental principle about intoxication as a defense?

It is not a defense in itself

What is voluntary intoxication?

Knowingly taking a substance aware it can intoxicate

What are 'dangerous drugs' according to Bailey and Hardie?

Substances causing unpredictable/aggressive behavior

Can voluntary intoxication be a defense to crimes of basic intent?

No, never

When can voluntary intoxication be a defense to specific intent crimes?

If incapable of forming the mens rea

Which is an example of involuntary intoxication?

Having one's drink spiked with drugs

What did R v Kingston (1994) establish about involuntary intoxication?

No defense if mens rea still formed

What is the 'Dutch courage' rule from Gallagher (1963)?

Mens rea formed before intoxication = no defense

What principle was established in Sheehan and Moore (1975)?

A drunken intent is still an intent

What requirement did DPP v Beard (1920) establish for the defense?

Must be completely incapable of forming mens rea

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