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Boswell v. State

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  • 610 So. 2d 670
  • 1992 WL 373158

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  • concluding that a defendant who was under the influence of Prozac and Xanax as prescribed by a doctor was entitled to an instruction on involuntary intoxication
  • holding a party is entitled to have the jury instructed upon the law which applies to his theory of the ease if there is any competent evidence adduced that could support a verdict in his favor
  • the defendant was entitled to an instruction on the defense of involuntary intoxication based on evidence he had taken the prescribed medicines Prozac and Xanax
  • the defendant was entitled to an instruction on the defense of involuntary intoxication based on evidence he had taken the prescribed medicines Prozac and Xanax
  • “Boswell takes the position that he hallucinated the initial shot and that he believed that he was firing in self defense.”
  • instruction should have been given in shooting case where evidence showed defendant's conduct resulted from a reaction to prescribed Xanax and Prozac combined with cirrhosis of the liver

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Judges: Downey

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