People v. Gerrior

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• defendant knew the nature of the medicines and Antabuse he was taking and was told by his physician of a potential extreme reaction when taken with alcohol
• defendant’s statement to police denying that he committed robbery “was relevant as an admission” of certain material facts
• defendant's statement to police denying that he committed robbery \was relevant as an admission\ of certain material facts
• “The appropriate inquiry *** is whether the intoxication was ‘involuntarily produced’ by an outside influence operating on the will of the intoxicated defendant which forced, tricked, or fraudulently induced intoxication.”

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