LAWRENCE P. TIFFANY is Professor of Law at the University of Denver College of Law where he teaches in the areas of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure.MARY TIFFANY is a free-lance Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and Chair of the Chemical Dependency Committee of the Colorado Association of Nurse Anesthetists.

• PrefaceIntroductionClinical Evidence of Pathological IntoxicationExperimental Evidence of Pathological Intoxication: Alcohol Provocation and the EEGQuasi-Nosologic Reservations Regarding Pathological Intoxication: What do the Doubters Doubt?Pathological Intoxication as Either Induced Psychomotor Epilepsy or the Episodic Dyscontrol SyndromePathological Intoxication and the Mental Disease Requirement in the Law of InsanityPathological Intoxication and the Defense of Automatism: The Physical Disease and Trauma CasesPathological Intoxication and Involuntary Intoxication Under the Model Penal CodeDiminished Capacity and "Extreme Mental and Emotional Disturbance" as Defense Theories for Pathological IntoxicationFault as a Limitation on the Defense of Pathological IntoxicationConclusionBibliographyIndex

LAWRENCE P. TIFFANY is Professor of Law at the University of Denver College of Law where he teaches in the areas of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure.MARY TIFFANY is a free-lance Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and Chair of the Chemical Dependency Committee of the Colorado Association of Nurse Anesthetists.

• PrefaceIntroductionClinical Evidence of Pathological IntoxicationExperimental Evidence of Pathological Intoxication: Alcohol Provocation and the EEGQuasi-Nosologic Reservations Regarding Pathological Intoxication: What do the Doubters Doubt?Pathological Intoxication as Either Induced Psychomotor Epilepsy or the Episodic Dyscontrol SyndromePathological Intoxication and the Mental Disease Requirement in the Law of InsanityPathological Intoxication and the Defense of Automatism: The Physical Disease and Trauma CasesPathological Intoxication and Involuntary Intoxication Under the Model Penal CodeDiminished Capacity and "Extreme Mental and Emotional Disturbance" as Defense Theories for Pathological IntoxicationFault as a Limitation on the Defense of Pathological IntoxicationConclusionBibliographyIndex

LAWRENCE P. TIFFANY is Professor of Law at the University of Denver College of Law where he teaches in the areas of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure.MARY TIFFANY is a free-lance Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and Chair of the Chemical Dependency Committee of the Colorado Association of Nurse Anesthetists.

• PrefaceIntroductionClinical Evidence of Pathological IntoxicationExperimental Evidence of Pathological Intoxication: Alcohol Provocation and the EEGQuasi-Nosologic Reservations Regarding Pathological Intoxication: What do the Doubters Doubt?Pathological Intoxication as Either Induced Psychomotor Epilepsy or the Episodic Dyscontrol SyndromePathological Intoxication and the Mental Disease Requirement in the Law of InsanityPathological Intoxication and the Defense of Automatism: The Physical Disease and Trauma CasesPathological Intoxication and Involuntary Intoxication Under the Model Penal CodeDiminished Capacity and "Extreme Mental and Emotional Disturbance" as Defense Theories for Pathological IntoxicationFault as a Limitation on the Defense of Pathological IntoxicationConclusionBibliographyIndex