Criminal Law Capsule: Intoxication

In this capsule, I break down the different ways in which being intoxicated (whether it be by alcohol or drugs) can affect a person's criminal liability. I provide a road map for the concept, examining the differences between voluntary and involuntary intoxication, specific and general intent offences and look at how extreme intoxication is treated.

[@LEGALEYE]

Thanks sir for such excellent way of explaining

[@emmajane5306]

Thank you for this! I was struggling with the intoxication topic for my alevels but this has really helped.

[@garrettgonzales7614]

Just did a case brief on people v keeling that hit this topic. Really insightful.

[@tariqhassan4908]

Great stuff ! I'm am forensic psychiatrist and was wondering if there is a legal resource (in addition to your videos) that covers important topics relating the mental disorder and the law?

[@goldenrule4408]

can involuntary intoxication be used if they drugs were administered by a medical facility 8 times your prescribed amount then released you under the influence

[@goldenrule4408]

could I talk to you on the phone about a situation?