State v. Grotzky

How courts have described this case

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• “excessive intoxication” is not available as a defense to drunk driving because criminal intent is not necessary to prove the charge
• North Dakota statute providing penalty for driving while license is suspended or revoked does not contain a mental culpability requirement.
• an element of criminal intent is not a part of the proof under statute prohibiting operating or actual physical control of vehicle while under influence of alcohol where statutory language did not include intent element
• felony of operating motor vehicle after license revoked does not require intent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).