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On the MBE, a defendant charged with a specific-intent crime introduces evidence of voluntary intoxication. Voluntary intoxication may:

Be a complete defense to any crime Negate the specific intent required for a specific-intent crime, but is generally not a defense to general-intent crimes Never be relevant in a criminal case Automatically reduce any charge to a civil matter

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Negate the specific intent required for a specific-intent crime, but is generally not a defense to general-intent crimes

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