Involuntary Intoxication Defense

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Particularly the SNRI Effexor, can cause people to commit murder and proposes how an untraditional but commonly recognized criminal defense should be applied to such people.

Part III analyzes two defenses,
involuntary intoxication and automatism, which a criminal
defendant taking antidepressants could raise to avoid being
unjustly convicted.

After a comparison of these two defenses,

PartIV proposes that courts accept automatism as a viable defense for criminal defendants who take Effexor and then commit homicide. Automatism could function as either a complete defense (absoluteexoneration) or as a partial defense (sentence mitigation). In giving life to the automatism defense, courts should consider the latest scientific findings about the link between genetic mutations andone’s inability to process drugs and the resulting toxic effect.

SUICIDE

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