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work_zz7a4tdrpje3tccynyutbowwky	R L Goldstein	The Mickey Finn defense: involuntary intoxication and insanity	1992.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	2353	192	57	author reports a case of involuntary intoxication involving scopolamine toxic psychosis or delirium, in which he testified as a psychiatric expert witness. psychological and physiological symptomatology produced by scopolamine intoxication is outlined. intoxication defense in these cases and should familiarize himself with the specific that a defendant who is voluntarily under the influence of intoxicating substances at the time a criminal act is drugged condition does not raise the defense of insanity, but. 1) He was intoxicated at the time of the criminal act. The common law recognized involuntary intoxication if it occurred under intoxicating drug into his drink. recent successful involuntary intoxication defense in New York City involving scopolamine poisoning, rather than admitting to voluntary intoxication with Note on Scopolamine Intoxication voluntarily intoxicated criminal defendant. New York City Police Department: Operations Order, No. 47, May 10, 1984 New York State Consolidated Jury Instructions, Involuntary Intoxication, 9.45 ($15.25) 	./cache/work_zz7a4tdrpje3tccynyutbowwky.pdf	./txt/work_zz7a4tdrpje3tccynyutbowwky.txt