People v. Cornelison

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• finding, just prior to the 1977 amendment, crimes defined by “intentionally,” like second degree murder, to be specific intent crimes, subject to the defense of voluntary intoxication
• finding, just prior to the 1977 amendment, crimes defined by “intentionally,” like second degree murder, to be specific intent crimes, subject to the defense of voluntary intoxication
• stating voluntary intoxication is an affirmative defense to specific intent crimes generally
• construing statutory provisions relating to affirmative defense of voluntary intoxication

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