Add to ORKGThis article reviews the history and present standing of criminal intent and responsibility as affected by intoxication from the use of alcohol and drugs
Although alcohol and drug use features prominently in many areas of criminal offending, there has be...
This study explores how the state of ‘intoxication’ from the consumption of alcohol or other drugs i...
This article reports on the second stage of a national study of how the effects of alcohol and other...
Alcohol and drugs have been known for a long time, and their purpose has changed in the course of hi...
Criminal responsibility is founded on the volitional control of action, yet many offences are commit...
This Special Project has carried out three broad purposes.First, it has synthesized and organized ma...
Recent years have seen intense media scrutiny, concerted policy discussion and significant law refor...
This essay provides an overview of the legal issues relating to intoxication, including the effect o...
This article reviews the 2009 Law Commission report on Intoxication and Criminal Liability. Focusing...
Debate about the status of the intoxication excuse as a legal defence is rooted in lay theories, or ...
The relevance of drug and alcohol involvement to sentencing law and practice is one of the most perp...
In early American and English common law, intoxication evidence did not excuse or mitigate criminal ...
This report addresses the questions of when, and in what ways, an accused’s state of intoxication (w...
The article begins by contrasting medical and moral views of addiction and how such views influence ...
Australian criminal law is being actively reconfigured in an effort to produce a more effective resp...
Although alcohol and drug use features prominently in many areas of criminal offending, there has be...
This study explores how the state of ‘intoxication’ from the consumption of alcohol or other drugs i...
This article reports on the second stage of a national study of how the effects of alcohol and other...
Alcohol and drugs have been known for a long time, and their purpose has changed in the course of hi...
Criminal responsibility is founded on the volitional control of action, yet many offences are commit...
This Special Project has carried out three broad purposes.First, it has synthesized and organized ma...
Recent years have seen intense media scrutiny, concerted policy discussion and significant law refor...
This essay provides an overview of the legal issues relating to intoxication, including the effect o...
This article reviews the 2009 Law Commission report on Intoxication and Criminal Liability. Focusing...
Debate about the status of the intoxication excuse as a legal defence is rooted in lay theories, or ...
The relevance of drug and alcohol involvement to sentencing law and practice is one of the most perp...
In early American and English common law, intoxication evidence did not excuse or mitigate criminal ...
This report addresses the questions of when, and in what ways, an accused’s state of intoxication (w...
The article begins by contrasting medical and moral views of addiction and how such views influence ...
Australian criminal law is being actively reconfigured in an effort to produce a more effective resp...
Although alcohol and drug use features prominently in many areas of criminal offending, there has be...
This study explores how the state of ‘intoxication’ from the consumption of alcohol or other drugs i...
This article reports on the second stage of a national study of how the effects of alcohol and other...