However, where the defendant is aware that he is drinking alcohol, but is mistaken as to the strength of the alcohol, this will not count as involuntary intoxication: [ case ]
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R v Allen [1988] Crim LR 698
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However, where the defendant is aware that he is drinking alcohol, but is mistaken as to the strength of the alcohol, this will not count as involuntary intoxication: [ case ]
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However, where the defendant is aware that he is drinking alcohol, but is mistaken as to the strength of the alcohol, this will not count as involuntary intoxication: [ case ]
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R v Allen [1988] Crim LR 698
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