Voluntary Intoxication Case Law

Summary

Voluntary intoxication is not a defense for committing a crime in new york, but it can negate specific intent for certain crimes. Key cases include people v. Williams (1969) and people v. Langworthy (1972). For detailed case law, consult a legal database or a new york attorney.

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i need caselaw preferrably from * or prior
For case law on voluntary intoxication in New York prior to *, you can refer to the following key cases:
*. People v. Williams, * N.Y.2d * (*)
- This case discusses the limitations of using voluntary intoxication as a defense.
*. People v. Langworthy, * N.Y.2d * (*)
- Examines how intoxication can negate specific intent in criminal cases.
*. People v. Koerber, * N.Y. * (*)
- Addresses the role of voluntary intoxication in determining the defendant's mental state.
For more detailed information, you may want to consult a law library or a legal database like Westlaw or LexisNexis.