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Journal Article
What's Right With Section 33.1
2021
Overview
The upshot of s. 33.1 is this: A criminal defendant charged with an offence of interpersonal violence cannot claim that he was, at the relevant time, in a state akin to automatism--and therefore lacked voluntariness or general intent--where the condition was caused by the defendant's voluntary consumption of alcohol or drugs. Here, Plaxton and Mathen reflect on what is right about s. 33.1--or at least the moral instincts behind it.
Publisher
HAB Press Limited
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