Involuntary Vs Voluntary Intoxication

There are two major intoxication defenses, involuntary and voluntary. First, involuntary intoxication is intoxication without choice or will such as that which occurs when someone slips drugs into the food or drink of an unsuspecting person. An example of this case would be someone who is unaware of the side effects of a prescription drug. Next, voluntary intoxication is a more common form. It refers to intoxication brought on free will, in some jurisdiction this is not a defense but in others it is partial, meaning that it cannot negate the general intent of a crime but may negate specific intent.

My personal preference is involuntary intoxication, as it would easier to defend in court. You could give the assumptions that the defendant