James W. Parker v. United States

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• intoxication is not a defense to a general-intent crime; it is material only to negate a specific intent
• intoxication not a defense to a general intent crime; it is material only to negate specific intent
• voluntary intoxication is not an excuse but may negate defendant's specific intent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).