Voluntary intoxication can be a defense to:
✓ Correct Answer: Option B
Voluntary intoxication may negate the specific intent required for certain crimes (e.g., larceny, burglary) but is not a defense to general intent crimes.
Voluntary intoxication may negate the specific intent required for certain crimes (e.g., larceny, burglary) but is not a defense to general intent crimes.