Voluntary intoxication loophole bill takes another go

Dinowitz: Having a few drinks is not permission slip to rape

By ERIC HARVEY

Posted 11/16/23

Under current New York state law, perpetrators accused of rape can use intoxication as a defense when victims voluntarily become inebriated.

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