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State v. Brant

Citations

  • 252 S.E.2d 901
  • 162 W. Va. 762
  • 1979 W. Va. LEXIS 350

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  • finding that level of intoxication so incapacitated defendant that giving of first-degree and second-degree murder instructions was erroneous, but cautioning that case presented unique factual circumstances not likely to arise again
  • finding that “[voluntary] intoxication will serve as a defense to a specific intent crime such as burglary, when it appears that the defendant was so incapacitated that he could not formulate the intent to commit a felony after breaking and entering”

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Judges: Neely

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