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Alcohol-Induced Blackout as a Criminal Defense of Mitigating Factor: An Evidence-Based Review of Admissibility as Scientific Evidence
Alcohol-related amnesia—alcohol blackout—is a common claim of criminal defendants. The generally held belief is that during an alcohol blackout, other cognitive functioning is severely impaired or absent. The presentation of alcohol blackout as scientific evidencein court requires that the science m
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