428D

Intoxication in relation to other offences

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In determining whether a person had the mens rea for an offence other than an offence of specific intent, evidence that a person was intoxicated at the time of the relevant conduct—

(a)

if the intoxication was self-induced—cannot be taken into account, or

(b)

if the intoxication was not self-induced—may be taken into account.

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