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A Level Law (Criminal) Assignment 14 - Intoxication

Task

You will be set one of the following questions:

 

1. Critically evaluate the principles governing the law on intoxication.

(June 1998)

or

2. 'The law on intoxication has developed in accordance with public policy rather than being based on principle.' Discuss

(June 1997)

or

3. "The principles which govern the law relating to intoxication cannot be supported by logic but nevertheless conform with common sense."

 

With reference to the above statement, critically evaluate the principles of law relating to intoxication.

(June 1994)

or

4. Critically evaluate the principles which govern the law relating to the defence of intoxication.

(June 1992)

 

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