Voluntary Intoxication Defense Quebec

False. The response provided does not directly answer the questions or statements related to legal principles in criminal law. It seems to be a mix of statements and does not properly address the specific queries.

Here are the answers to the questions based on Quebec law:
*. Voluntary Intoxication and General Intent Crimes: True. In Quebec, voluntary intoxication is generally not a defense for general intent crimes.
*. Mental Disorder Defense: True. The accused needs to raise reasonable doubt in the mind of the judge or jury for the mental disorder defense.
*. Absolute Liability Offense and Reasonable Diligence: False. In Quebec, absolute liability offenses do not allow for a defense of reasonable diligence.
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False. The response provided is a mix of questions and answers, and it does not clearly indicate whether the questions asked are true or false based on Quebec law.