In general, courts permit intoxication evidence only to the extent that it negates the mens rea of
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In general, courts permit intoxication evidence only to the extent that it negates the mens rea of a specific-intent crime. Should evidence of voluntary intoxication be allowed for both general-intent and specific-intent crimes? Several states have recently enacted statutes making voluntary intoxication inadmissible as a defense to any crime. What position have the courts of your state taken on this issue?
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