He was originally just charged with intoxication manslaughter, but following Ospina's death, Gonzalez said his charges were updated to two counts of intoxication assault and one count of intoxication manslaughter.
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She has reportedly been charged with two counts of intoxication manslaughter and an intoxication assault charge.
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Authorities arrested and booked 25-year-old David Fuentes on charges of intoxication manslaughter and intoxication assault.
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Elliott has since been charged with two counts of intoxication manslaughter and one count of intoxication assault.
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The young man whose car hit her, Zachary Castro, 26, has been charged with intoxication assault and intoxication manslaughter.
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She has been charged with two counts of intoxication manslaughter and one count of intoxication assault, according to court records.
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Shana Elliott, 22, was charged with one felony count of intoxication assault with a vehicle and two felony counts of intoxication manslaughter with a vehicle.
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Uvalde County District Attorney Daniel Kindred told the San Antonio Express-News on Thursday that Young pleaded to 13 counts of intoxication manslaughter and one count of intoxication assault.
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Soon after another tradition — of mandatory intoxication — began.
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In 2014, Montgomery Tsang and Anthony Anaya died due to "acute methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) toxicity" and "combined ethanol, MDMA and cocaine intoxication," respectively, and last year, Nicholas Austin Tom died due to MDMA intoxication.
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"It is an accidental death by drug intoxication," Garrow said.
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Officers noted Farrah displayed signs of intoxication during their investigation.
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Hernandez has been charged with intoxication manslaughter, the outlets report.
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Williams was arrested ... but ONLY charged with misdemeanor public intoxication.
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We're told the cop almost immediately noticed signs of intoxication.
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There are no accepted legal standards specifically for marijuana intoxication.
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Hit by cars, of course, intoxication and not paying attention.
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Now, there's an element of fame involved in that intoxication.
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Barnaby was booked and charged with assault and public intoxication.
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The Pour Legal intoxication is big business and getting bigger.
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For almost 5 percent of patients, intoxication was a factor.
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Officers noted that Abraham exhibited signs of intoxication during the investigation.
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She plans to use intoxication as a defense, the Register reports.
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Volvo notes that the other two problems are intoxication and distraction.
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Michael Jackson died of acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication in 2009.
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It's a potent form of intoxication that gets the blood flowing.
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"South London Forever" raises questions of sexual desire, consent and intoxication.
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Collective intoxication makes all these things happen, and they know it.
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He was later charged with trespassing, public intoxication and public indecency.
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THE RECOVERING Intoxication and Its Aftermath By Leslie Jamison 534 pp.
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A guy who was doing drugs with me died of intoxication.
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The autopsy report listed marijuana intoxication as a chief contributing factor.
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I found her level of intoxication charming; his, the antithesis thereof.
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She was arrested, for public intoxication and possession of a drug.
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Yet I don't see how anyone who'd truly given up intoxication
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Jeanette Murillo was arrested and charged with public intoxication, police said.
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Intoxication may cause some to confuse celebratory fireworks with alien aircraft.
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This disparity suggests suicides by drug intoxication are likely drastically undercounted.
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Dr. Cerveny died that morning of acute drug and alcohol intoxication.
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What kind of behavior can get you arrested for public intoxication?
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It's easy to fight if you know how to challenge the objective symptoms of intoxication, which is what the officer is going to be going off of when they're trying to establish your level of intoxication.
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You&aposre about two seconds from going to jail for public intoxication.
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"Isolation is rarely a friend to the cannabis intoxication experience," he explains.
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A young woman suffering from opioid intoxication had fallen into a coma.
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Brinson told WYFF that Holman was booked on suspicion of public intoxication.
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Three other dogs tested positive for lead intoxication in tests done elsewhere.
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Does she give up her autonomy in the intoxication of her joy?
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Contributing factors included an enlarged heart and methamphetamine intoxication, the coroner ruled.
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There's vandalism, public intoxication, and even a bathroom stall hookup or two.
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Is there more consistency when it comes to the rules on intoxication?
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Police found Depp "in a state of possible intoxication" and Moss uninjured.
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They arrested the man for trespassing and public intoxication, the station added.
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Add that to drugs and alcohol and that's a seriously dangerous intoxication.
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The lawsuit alleges that Rodriguez died as a result of water intoxication.
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A solution for measuring alcohol intoxication has existed since 1954: the Breathalyzer.
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In 2014, he was arrested by the Odessa police for public intoxication.
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Winehouse died from alcohol intoxication at the age of 27 in 2011.
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We're told JT was processed for public intoxication, a Misdemeanor C violation.
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Things weren't all smooth sailing: Bohan was arrested for public intoxication that May.
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Sometimes I had the feeling of intense intoxication, attended with but little pleasure.
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Dubai's laws ban public intoxication or consuming alcohol outside of specially permitted areas.
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The next eight years were a blur of constant intoxication and self-hatred.
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Shortly after, authorities arrested Hardy without incident and charged him with public intoxication.
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As we reported, Shia was booked for public intoxication, disorderly conduct and obstruction.
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TMZ broke the story ... Shaun was busted earlier this month for public intoxication.
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Teller was later arrested for public intoxication and eventually released, according to police.
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Legal intoxication in Maryland is a blood alcohol level from 0.04 to 0.08.
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The coroner also found Farmer's enlarged heart and methamphetamine intoxication were contributing factors.
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The Westminster Coroner's Court determined she died by drowning due to alcohol intoxication.
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Studies looking at cannabis intoxication and car crashes have also had mixed results.
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There's a dash of crazy intoxication to the whole ballet that's entirely insidious.
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When the officer arrived, he found the woman displaying signs of alcohol intoxication.
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According to the University, medical calls included head injuries, lacerations and alcohol intoxication.
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But an even better strategy is to prevent intoxication in the first place.
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My behavior and state of intoxication led to the police being involved that day.
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As a bartender, you are always watching for the intoxication level of your guest.
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Pasek was charged with endangering children, public intoxication and not wearing a seat belt.
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In August of that year, he was arrested for public intoxication and disorderly conduct.
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Miles Teller was spotted spending time with his girlfriend after his public intoxication arrest.
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An autopsy report stated that the boy's cause of death was acute methamphetamine intoxication.
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No drugs were found in their systems, and the level of intoxication is unclear.
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In short, a victim's intoxication serves as one of an offender's most effective weapons.
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More potency meant more intoxication for individuals, which meant more negative effects among them.
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Griffin was arrested on initial charges of public intoxication and vandalism, Nashville police said.
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That is, until she was arrested for public intoxication and drug possession last week.
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Medication gets rid of the intoxication-withdrawal cycle, helping the pregnancy go to term.
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Pasek pleaded not guilty Thursday to endangering a child, disorderly conduct and public intoxication.
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Pasek pleaded not guilty Thursday to endangering a child, disorderly conduct and public intoxication.
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"Forestal displayed symptoms of alcohol intoxication and was arrested," the Helmet Police Department continued.
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Drug intoxication deaths are among the hardest for determining manner of death, she said.
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In Europe, for example, emergency room visits for drug intoxication peak in the summer.
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Charges of vandalism for breaking a hotel window and public intoxication were later dismissed.
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TMZ broke the story ... Shia was arrested for public intoxication, disorderly conduct and obstruction.
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I think it's because our intoxication with 'busyness' is, to some extent, dying down.
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Friday, but became unconscious during the trip, possibly due to alcohol intoxication, Hayes said.
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Pathological aspects, fear, and the dark side of intoxication, are relevant inspirations as well.
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Boykin was also taken into custody and now faces drug and public intoxication charges.
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Speaking about the latter and intoxication, how does all of this pair with drugs?
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An official review found no signs of foul play but noted chronic lead intoxication.
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The search warrant application said a field sobriety test did not indicate alcohol intoxication.
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Foam in the lungs is a sign of acute intoxication caused by an opioid.
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But if mythic intoxication was an inheritance, who had the right to claim it?
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Eva had been dead two months, killed by cocaine intoxication and a heart condition.
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In addition to the hate crime, she was charged with public intoxication and shoplifting.
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Higher doses can lead to caffeine intoxication, with its shakiness, nervousness, and irregular heartbeat.
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I would be looking for some brilliant combination of intelligence, flirtation, scandal and intoxication.
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CBD is the non-psychoactive chemical found in marijuana and does not cause intoxication.
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What does a public intoxication or a drunk and disorderly charge usually result in?
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While she was originally charged with disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest with violence, battery on an officer, and making threats against a public servant after she was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida, de Lesseps is instead pleading guilty to battery, trespassing, and disorderly intoxication.
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Persky was criticized for suggesting that Turner's level of intoxication served as a mitigating factor.
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The male passenger in Vaughn's car was also reportedly booked for obstruction and public intoxication.
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Does the fact that consuming it also generates some degree of intoxication make it recreational?
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Entertainment Tonight reports that he died of "multiple drug intoxication," according to the coroner's report.
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He said he "believes" there may have been another person also arrested for public intoxication.
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Volvo's in-car cameras will monitor eye movements to gauge driver distraction and / or intoxication.
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There's no permissible level of intoxication when it comes to driving on LSD, or crack.
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The actor was busted early Wednesday morning for harassment and public intoxication in Mobile, Alabama.
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Police made just one arrest throughout the day, for public intoxication, according to a statement.
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But she felt instead the stirring of a new feeling, a kind of romantic intoxication.
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The Broad City star, 34, was charged with disorderly intoxication in Miami, Florida, on Dec.
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Ironically, prior to the book's release, he was arrested for public intoxication in Austin, Texas.
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The nightclub is, for Sullivan, a place where socialization was just as important as intoxication.
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He was allegedly served alcohol to the point of "severe intoxication," according to the suit.
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Officials charged her with three misdemeanors: public intoxication, resisting arrest and battery on a cop.
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Terence Crutcher, 40, had "acute phencyclidine intoxication" when he was shot and killed on Sept.
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During the Austin City Limits music festival in 2015, police arrested LeBoeuf for public intoxication.
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Higbee was later charged with 2nd degree assault, 2nd degree evading police and public intoxication.
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Officials charged her with three misdemeanors: public intoxication, resisting arrest and battery on a cop.
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But during the stop, cops tell us they smelled weed and noticed signs of intoxication.
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He was arrested for public intoxication, disorderly conduct, fleeing and refusal to submit to arrest.
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By all rights, Leslie Jamison's new memoir, The Recovering: Intoxication and its Aftermath shouldn't work.
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Unlike alcohol, marijuana intoxication is notoriously difficult to measure after someone has taken a puff.
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Post-lobster heist, the woman was charged with disorderly intoxication and, surprisingly, not for theft.
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The King of Pop passed away in June 2009, of acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication.
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Every Hallows Eve, spirits tend to talk to the living, from hauntings to sheer intoxication.
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Eighteen of them contained THC, which could lead to intoxication or impairment in some individuals.
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The other charges, all misdemeanors, include cheating at gambling, resisting law enforcement and public intoxication.
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" Or the beginning of intoxication, when "the drink had worked its way behind my eyes.
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But perhaps they, too, were of a piece with the intoxication that permeated the recital.
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The results: Bar patrons reported more conservative attitudes as their level of alcohol intoxication increased.
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Holcomb's blood alcohol level was found to be 0.188, well above the threshold for intoxication.
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Bottom line for Nathan ... he thinks he shoulda been popped for public intoxication not DWI.
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The QB and Heisman hopeful was arrested for public intoxication, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and fleeing.
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" She cited an "atmosphere of public intoxication and behavior that risks personal injury ... and sexual misconduct.
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner found she died from a combination of drowning and drug intoxication.
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Cataldo told the judge Roy researched various suicide methods, including water intoxication, according to the Globe.
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The result was a very specific blend of heatwave behavior, steadily rising intoxication and intense overcrowding.
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At only 22 years old, Bobbi Kristina Brown died from a combination of intoxication and drowning.
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A passenger who police did not identify was also arrested for public intoxication and obstructing officers.
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Ironically, this same intoxication formed part of the evidence brought by the Metropolitan Police against Fabric.
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Yet it is really Ms Blunt's display of understated misery that makes her intoxication so believable.
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Per his booking sheet, he's facing two counts of assault and one count of public intoxication.
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"Fortunately, these side effects are usually short-lived," and "marijuana intoxication is seldom fatal," Buzhardt wrote.
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According to the FBI, Hudek had been served a beer but showed no sign of intoxication.
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Look no further than T.W. Coakley's semi-autobiographical novel, Keef: A Story of Intoxication, Love & Death.
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Investigators say possible intoxication may have caused Kolar to forget the child was in the truck.
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The bar lab usually cuts participants off at the level of legal intoxication, 0.08 to 0003.
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Marijuana intoxication can occur when a child accidentally ingests a marijuana product or inhales marijuana smoke.
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Anderson denied being intoxicated, but cops say he was hammered and arrested him for public intoxication.
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The intoxication misdemeanor also could have gotten Hirsch a $750 fine and 90 days in jail.
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She's also still facing 2 misdemeanors -- trespassing and disorderly intoxication -- after turning down a plea deal.
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We want to ensure that people are not put in danger as a result of intoxication.
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Yearly pediatric emergency department admissions among that age group for accidental intoxication increased by 143 percent.
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She was charged and later pleaded guilty to public intoxication, resulting in a fine of $65.
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According to a coroner's report, Dolores' official cause of death was drowning due to alcohol intoxication.
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It's an acquired taste, which if imbibed consistently can lead to a distinct type of intoxication.
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At least my leaden exhaustion, larded with intoxication, enabled me to blend into the crowd perfectly.
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In September of last year, Lee L. Hayes, 2, died in Montgomery County of fentanyl intoxication.
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Police say Miles was uncooperative and they ended up arresting and booking him for public intoxication.
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Wrong. Sexual assault cannot be easily dismissed as youthful indiscretion or the product of alcoholic intoxication.
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Cannabidiol or CBD is the non-psychoactive chemical found in marijuana and does not cause intoxication.
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The police said that Smith was detained for public intoxication, but that he was not arrested.
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In neighboring Chillicothe, officers are using a similar charge of disorderly intoxication to arrest overdose victims.
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Similar to "Xanax," Elohim dives into intoxication on "Fuck Your Money," but this time, she's love drugged.
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"A defendant's voluntary intoxication is not a defense to a crime," McAllister continues in our phone interview.
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LuAnn was charged with a litany of alleged offenses, including disorderly intoxication and battery on an officer.
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Boykin was booked for assaulting a public servant (a 3rd degree felony), public intoxication and resisting arrest.
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A former member of Destiny's Child was arrested for public intoxication in Georgia on Thursday, PEOPLE confirms.
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She was charged with public intoxication, resisting arrest and battery after she allegedly kicked a police officer.
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And just like a regular bar, you can be refused service if you show signs of intoxication.
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Experts say too much caffeine alone can cause caffeine intoxication, leading to insomnia, anxiety, restlessness, muscle twitching.
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She entered rehab in 2011 — and then again in April 2015 following her arrest for public intoxication.
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At that point, "they noticed signs of possible intoxication and conducted standard field sobriety tests," Galvan said.
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The city's detox centers are used in order to help drunk people avoid arrest for public intoxication.
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The model was taken into custody on charges of public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance.
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Seven more were disciplined for cannabis consumption after all 12, returning from leave, were suspected of intoxication.
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They also said there could many causes for respiratory arrest in the young, including trauma or intoxication.
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In Colorado alone, rates of marijuana intoxication in young children increased 28503 percent from 22019 to 2016.
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Epidiolex is a purified form of cannabidiol (CBD), a component of cannabis that does not cause intoxication.
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According to The LA Times, coroner's officials cited "acute intoxication of ecstasy" as the cause of death.
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Her cause of death was officially ruled as a combination of pneumonia, anemia and multiple-drug intoxication.
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"'Alcohol poisoning' (or severe intoxication) is just another way to say 'very, very drunk,'" Dr. Tedeschi says.
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In 2013, just 560 donors had died from drug overdose or intoxication; last year, there were 1,367.
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I read to the point of word-intoxication, passed out on the page, woke up, kept going.
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And while those with gut fermentation syndrome often experience intoxication, that's not the case with Tamama's patient.
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These depictions are surely the source of the folk belief that a crown of ivy prevented intoxication.
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I'm not saying that intoxication is the only sensible reaction to life in a fundamentally senseless world.
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"And what happens when persons might be impaired from marijuana intoxication and continue to gamble?" he asked.
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Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield was charged with public intoxication, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Yuca intoxication is treated with gastric suction, also called stomach pumping, and intravenous solutions, among other measures.
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"Intestinal auto-intoxication is the toxaemia caused by qualitative or quantitative alterations in normal digestion", Combe insisted.
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Regardless of a driver's level of intoxication, having an open container in a vehicle is against Florida law.
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An autopsy found drug intoxication and the immersion of her face in the water contributed to her death.
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In 2014, two died of drug-related causes; and last year, one man died due to MDMA intoxication.
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Boykin was initially booked for assaulting a public servant (a 3rd degree felony), public intoxication and resisting arrest.
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If there is a need for intoxication, sedation, or coercion by either party, the consent was never there.
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So, rather than mere male dominance, itinerant intoxication also appears as leitmotif of Picasso's erotic achievement that year.
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The following morning, Gruver was found dead of "acute alcohol intoxication with aspiration", according to a post-mortem.
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Maryland's Office of the Chief Medical Examiner tells PEOPLE Lauren died of a heroin overdose and fentanyl intoxication.
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After allegedly rejecting the treatment, Teller was arrested on a charge of public intoxication and taken to jail.
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Clara was appalled and filed an appeal, arguing that her level of intoxication was never investigated or proven.
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"There's no evidence that getting 'gin drunk' is any different from any other type of intoxication," it states.
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Getty ultimately died from gastrointestinal hemorrhage, acute meth intoxication, heart disease and duodenal ulcers, a coroner's report found.
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Wang has conducted several studies of US trends in pediatric marijuana intoxication, as well as trends in Colorado.
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Ex-NBA star Steve Francis was arrested for public intoxication Sunday night in L.A. ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Hello Billy, Mr. Buress was arrested for disorderly intoxication, on December 9, 2017, at approximately 10:30 p.m.
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Other instances include arrests for public intoxication in 2015 in Texas and a DUI in 2008 in California.
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Felipe Castelblanco, 47, was charged with vehicular homicide by intoxication in the head-on collision, the newspaper reported.
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Kerr has since been charged with assault, interfering with the duties of the flight crew, and public intoxication.
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The actor, 37, was charged with two counts of assault and one count of public intoxication on Oct.
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According to online court information, the charge was for "public swearing/intoxication," a misdemeanor crime under Virginia law.
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Rivera, 42, pleaded guilty to a public intoxication charge and paid a $65 fine, according to court records.
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I was alone in my new secret world, and that very aloneness was part of the great intoxication.
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Court officials tell us ... because Hardy paid a $153 ticket for public intoxication, his case is considered closed.
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Intoxication-based automatism is a challenging defence to mount (though Fagan said in this case, it was easy).
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Aside from the specter of water intoxication, there are good reasons to drink only the minimum amount necessary.
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Breathalyzer tests thrown out: A New Jersey court said 20,000 tests used to measure driver intoxication are inadmissible.
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Officers say Young showed several signs of intoxication during the stop -- including, "thick tongued" speech, swaying and mumbling.
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Floridians voted out J. Herbert Burke, a Republican, after he pleaded guilty to disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest.
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Jennings and Luckman hoped the judge would allow jurors to consider Siatta's actions a result of involuntary intoxication.
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Many readers, myself included, seem addicted to them, and to the vicarious thrills of intoxication, degradation and redemption.
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The amount was attributed to a jury's determination that the man's intoxication played a role in his death.
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A preliminary autopsy report released last week showed that the woman died from "extreme alcohol intoxication," Suthipong said.
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First of all, the familiar range of intoxication levels, and how they correlate to impairment, is pretty uncontroversial.
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When the officer refused, Hannibal got belligerent, and after arguing with cops ... they arrested him for disorderly intoxication.
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Since de Lesseps wasn't drinking, her ability to see early signs of Medley's intoxication appeared to be more pronounced.
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" After the autopsy, Renfro's death ended up being ruled an accident and was attributed to "acute heroin/morphine intoxication.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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For patients who test positive for opioids, doctors may easily mistake the signs of anterograde amnesia for general intoxication.
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A 2012 article in the Journal of Neuroscience found oriental raisin tree extract reduced symptoms of intoxication in rats.
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Vaughn— whose male passenger was also reportedly booked for obstruction and public intoxication — is seen grinning in the photo.
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Bloodsworth faces charges of aggravated abuse of a child, disorderly intoxication and swimming within 300 feet of the pier.
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We know that intoxication and distraction is a complicated discussion, and we will not make any final decisions today.
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We're told Hill showed signs of intoxication, was given a field sobriety test and was arrested on the spot.
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"It has definitely led to some different ways of thinking about alcohol intoxication at the molecular level," Hansen said.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ she was arrested Tuesday for underage consumption and intoxication, and charged with a misdemeanor.
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In a 2014 criminal trial, Brent was convicted of intoxication manslaughter and received a 10-year suspended prison sentence.
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Now, cases often hinged on data about pulse rates, intoxication and location, drawn from the wristbands that replaced watches.
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The soap star was arrested in Martinsville, Indiana Monday night -- on his 47th birthday -- and booked for public intoxication.
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The city's medical examiner deemed his death an accident, caused by "agitated delirium" with "probable drug intoxication" a factor.
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And in most US states, we're legally obligated to do that if your intoxication level is becoming physically apparent.
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For example, the government will have to develop a way to test potentially impaired drivers for intoxication by marijuana.
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Buddhists follow the Five Precepts: an order to abstain from harming living things, stealing, sexual misconduct, intoxication, and lying.
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The cause of death was "acute ethanol intoxication with aspiration," according to the East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner's Office.
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A year earlier, he had been arrested at an Irving hotel on charges of public intoxication and marijuana possession.
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Our slight intoxication may have been the reason we'd failed to realise that we'd missed the last scheduled bus.
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He is also charged with public intoxication, loitering, trespassing, forgery, criminal impersonation and being an out-of-state fugitive.
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Coroners determined the girl died from acute fentanyl intoxication, meaning the heroin was likely laced with the potent opioid.
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Andre Combe's Intestinal auto-intoxication (Rebman, London) was a bible for those who believed in this sort of thing.
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Uso was pulled over around 1AM for a routine traffic violation but showed signs of intoxication, according to ProWrestlingSheet.
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In states like California, a judge and jury can distinguish between involuntary intoxication (if someone was slipped a roofie) and voluntary intoxication (if someone willingly drank, and then was raped) in crimes centering on the question of sexual consent—those victims who voluntarily consume substances can face a higher burden of proof.
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"The other option is known as voluntary intoxication, when a person ingests — whether it's alcohol or drugs — anything," he said.
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Bobbi Kristina Brown died from a combination of drowning and drug intoxication, the Fulton County Medical Examiner revealed on Friday.
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And, on average, one person in the United States dies every year from H20 intoxication, or drinking too much water.
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Paramedics on scene determined she was too drunk to take care of herself, and cops booked her for public intoxication.
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Nonetheless, it is not uncommon for occasional smokers initially trialling high nicotinized e-cigarettes to experience symptoms of nicotine intoxication.
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In the US, the researchers saw a dramatic increase in the percentage of donors who had died from drug intoxication.
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During the party, at least one person was arrested for public intoxication, while two "sick" people were transported to hospital.
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McLay said those arrested Saturday night face charges ranging from trespassing and ticket robbery to simple assault and public intoxication.
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He was served only one beer before takeoff, but according to the flight attendant, he exhibited no signs of intoxication.
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" The medical examiner ruled that the teens "died due to a combination of illicit drugs, fentanyl and 4-ANPP intoxication.
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The level of intoxication is going to be greater: greater loss of control, inhibition, motor coordination, and that becomes problematic.
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The bus driver showed "no signs of intoxication" nor was she driving erratically or suffering any medical emergencies, he continues.
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Last December, the Bravo star completed 450 hours of community service stemming from her April 2015 arrest for public intoxication.
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Deciding if all this reflects market intoxication or the start of something bigger is a matter of decidedly unmellow debate.
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Her idea of euphoria is letting her head swivel in colors, glitter, and intoxication because it quiets the outside world.
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Following Shaun's public intoxication bust over the weekend, friends of the actor feel it's time to push him towards rehab.
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Hall displayed obvious signs of alcohol intoxication and was unable to perform standardized field sobriety tests," says the spokesperson. "Mr.
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The resulting condition, known as hyponatremia or water intoxication, can cause headaches, vomiting, confusion, seizures and, in some cases, death.
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Volvo Cars is set to install in-car cameras and sensors to monitor drivers for signs of intoxication and distraction.
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We broke the story ... Weiss was arrested for public intoxication in August when cops took this rough-looking mug shot.
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The troubled 'RHONY' star agreed to plead guilty to battery, trespassing and disorderly intoxication for her Palm Beach County arrest.
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If you know in your heart that you would do the same, please monitor your intoxication levels around Timberlake accordingly.
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Shari Treba, 42, faces a felony charge for neglect of a dependent along with a misdemeanor charge for public intoxication.
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An unidentified male passenger traveling with Vaughn was also arrested on charges of obstructing officers and public intoxication, Sabosky said.
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For example, the bail recommended for public intoxication is $75 in Fresno and $10,000 in Mariposa, according to the Guardian.
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University of Iowa defensive tackle Brady Reiff, 22, was arrested in the early morning hours of Saturday for public intoxication.
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Officers located Williams near his residence riding an electric bicycle in the road, where he was arrested for public intoxication.
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Miles Teller won't face charges for public intoxication after getting busted in San Diego ... because cops did him a solid.
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In Colorado and Washington state, Carlini says, calls to poison control centers related to cannabis intoxication have increased since legalization.
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As TMZ Sports first reported ... he was also arrested in July of this year for public intoxication in Myrtle Beach.
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Similar in chemistry and benefits to CBD found in marijuana, the CBDV compound Montefiore is studying does not cause intoxication.
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For adolescents and adults, an overdose can look like a more severe (and unpleasant) version of usual/desired cannabis intoxication.
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Somewhere along the line, intoxication with efficiency caused us to lose sight of that principle at the expense of workers.
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The Buchanan County Attorney adds ... Soules fleeing the scene made it impossible for officers to determine his "level of intoxication."
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"It is as likely that his intoxication was the reason that he acted the way he did," the report said.
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Willenbring says it's not the alcohol itself that people are addicted to, but the anticipation of the intoxication it provides.
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Griffin, 29, was charged with vandalism and public intoxication on April 27 during the NFL draft, which was held in Nashville.
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The grandmother, Rhonda Pasek, 50, pleaded not guilty to charges of endangering children, public intoxication and not wearing a seat belt.
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Settlers may also push to bring cannabis to Mars, or smuggle up seeds, in search of intoxication-as-recreation, Dixon says.
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Marijuana is such a confounding drug that scientists and law enforcement are struggling to create an objective standard for marijuana intoxication.
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Alcohol intoxication and the use of a drug for treating epilepsy and migraines were also "significant contributing factors," the office said.
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The Miami New Times reported Crenshaw has been arrested several times for trespassing, disorderly intoxication and battering police, among other things.
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When Jackson died of acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication, his career had been stained by earlier accusations that he molested boys.
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In its ruling, the court dismissed the charge because unconsciousness and intoxication are not mentioned in the state's forcible sodomy law.
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Luann de Lesseps found out who'd be there for her through thick and thin following her 2017 arrest for disorderly intoxication.
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The crime of public intoxication is punishable by up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $500.
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It's not clear how much the fatality rate is related to lighting, versus driver behavior at night like speeding or intoxication.
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Adrian Breedlove, who has been charged with intoxication manslaughter and unlawful carrying of a weapon in the death of Sr. Cpl.
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Heath Ledger died as the result of acute intoxication by the combined effects of Oxycodone, Hydrocodone, Diazepam, Temazepam, Alprazolam, and Doxylamine.
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Kim Richards says she "felt horribly guilty" the April night she was arrested for public intoxication at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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Wright's criminal history includes a 2012 conviction for DUI and convictions for disorderly intoxication and assault on an officer or firefighter.
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A bartender refused to serve the pair "due to their level of intoxication," a Key West Police Department incident report said.
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"I felt terrible for my children," Richards told PEOPLE exclusively of how she felt about her public intoxication arrest last year.
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The 52-year-old actress entered rehab in 2011 — and then again in April 2015 following her arrest for public intoxication.
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What intoxication the pealing of the bells of all the churches, and of all the monasteries of Paris, must have produced . . .
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Yearly admissions for accidental marijuana intoxication at pediatric emergency departments in France more than doubled between 22017 and 2014, researchers found.
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This fall, the the inventor of Blue Moon beer is launching three marijuana-infused drinks promising intoxication without the alcoholic headache.
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Television footage showed hundreds of local residents being treated for smoke intoxication in emergency services tents set up in the area.
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The patent application is vague about what exactly constitutes an "abnormal state," but seems to be referring to intoxication and fatigue.
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The mother of one was taken into custody on charges of public intoxication and possession of a ecstasy pills in Austin.
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The Sheriff's Office told ET at the time that police wanted her to be evaluated due to her level of intoxication.
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Hardy was facing a misdemeanor charge of public intoxication -- but we've now learned Jeff ain't facing more trouble in the case.
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Airport police charged him with public intoxication, then turned the case over to the FBI, which filed the sexual contact complaint.
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That can be dangerous, because if the blood is diluted too much, a person can die — a victim of water intoxication.
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In January, she pleaded not guilty to one felony (resisting an officer with violence) and two misdemeanors (trespassing and disorderly intoxication).
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The coroner determined that the cause of death was "acute mitragynine intoxication," a reference to the principal psychoactive element of kratom.
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And though I didn't imbibe when I saw this show in London, I left it in a state of happy intoxication.
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We broke the story, she agreed to plead guilty to battery, trespassing and disorderly intoxication for the Palm Beach County arrest.
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He was booked in January and charged with disorderly intoxication, but law enforcement sources tell us the charge was later dropped.
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An autopsy showed that drug intoxication and immersion led to the pneumonia and brain damage that killed the 22-year-old.
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Furthermore, the apparent use of bronchodilators by the medical services observed in videos reinforces the hypothesis of intoxication by choking agents. 2.
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Burch ultimately pleaded no contest to charges of disturbing the peace and disorderly intoxication, and was sentenced to three days in jail.
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"Charcoal tablets are used for acute alcohol intoxication, to absorb alcohol from the stomach in the setting of alcohol poisoning," says Elliott.
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Data from the United Kingdom's Civil Aviation Authority reports that unruly behavior due to intoxication has quadrupled in the country since 2013.
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Several blocks to the west, in a poorer, mostly Black neighborhood, police routinely dole out public intoxication tickets outside a liquor store.
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"The other option is known as voluntary intoxication, when a person ingests — whether it's alcohol or drugs — anything," the attorney tells PEOPLE.
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In truth, "most people will get relief from symptoms at a dose that's lower than what would cause intoxication," Dr. Sulak says.
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In theory, self-driving vehicles should eliminate several major driver-related causes of road traffic accidents, including excessive speed, intoxication and inattention.
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For example, most of the drivers weren't actually tested for drug use — probably because there isn't a reliable test for marijuana intoxication.
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Her cause of death was eventually ruled a drowning due to alcohol intoxication, an inquest at Westminster Coroner's Court revealed in September.
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Paige Drummond, the daughter of Food Network's The Pioneer Woman star Ree Drummond, was arrested for public intoxication in April, PEOPLE confirms.
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Forty-eight percent had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit for intoxication and 52 percent tested for an illicit substance.
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De Lesseps pled guilty to felony charges of battery, trespassing and disorderly intoxication after she was arrested on Christmas Eve in 2017.
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"I am still floating on a cloud of purple intoxication after last night's Piano & A Microphone show in Atlanta," the singer wrote.
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When the gang arrived to the scene, we're told Miller had "obvious signs of intoxication" -- and then bombed several field sobriety tests.
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Ardoin "died as a result of mixed drug intoxication, following alleged usage of cocaine and PCP-laced marijuana," Dr. Terry Welke wrote.
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Because of this, doctors sometimes mistake stroke symptoms like slurred speech and walking difficulties for alcohol or drug intoxication in young people.
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Well, head on down to La Cabana where we assure you you'll feel right at home, no matter your degree of intoxication.
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According to jail records, the actor was charged with public intoxication and is being held on a $225 cash and $1,000 bond.
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The pilot then diverted the plane to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where Cholewinski-Boy was arrested by airport police for public intoxication, CNN reported.
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While no one was hurt, it's potentially fatal accidents that result from negligence or intoxication that self-driving cars aim to eliminate.
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However CBD products are still erroneously promoted because some sellers believe it's OK to do so because CBD does not cause intoxication.
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Furthermore, the apparent use of bronchodilators by the medical services observed in videos reinforces the hypothesis of intoxication by choking agents. 2.
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The same drink will cause more intoxication in a body with a higher fat content compared with a leaner one, she said.
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While the sensors can tell if someone's getting drunker, as of now, TAC is not the strongest, most concrete indication of intoxication.
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John Doe-2 was found dead July 11 in a Woodside motel as a result of fentanyl intoxication, according to the complaint.
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Mr. Zeifert died accidentally, the medical examiner's office later ruled, of acute intoxication because of the combined effects of ethanol and fentanyl.
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Weiss was arrested in August 2018 for public intoxication and released without charges, according to the Oroville Public Safety Department's Facebook page.
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In March, Volvo Cars announced plans to install in-car cameras and sensors to monitor drivers for signs of intoxication and distraction.
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This idea — called "auto-intoxication" — persisted, according to the medical journal the Lancet, and even microbiologists believed it through the past century.
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Reggie's in Cincinnati, for example, is flush with incidents of possession/purchase of alcohol under 21, public intoxication, and drinking in public.
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His cause of death was ruled an accidental "mixed drug intoxication" after authorities discovered cocaine, marijuana, Xanax and opioid drugs in his system.
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James Garrow, a spokesperson for the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, told the website that Giganti, 36, passed away from accidental drug intoxication.
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Ultimately, Brian sends a grimacing face emoji, which his friends joke is a sign of leftover intoxication rather than disapproval over Mike's actions.
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An autopsy found Alycia died of acute drug intoxication with the presence in her body of opiates, morphine, amphetamine, methamphetamine and other drugs.
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De Lesseps, 53, pled guilty to felony charges of battery, trespassing and disorderly intoxication after she was arrested that Christmas Eve in 2017.
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Dekalb County police arrested Farrah Franklin outside of a Planet Fitness gym for public intoxication and possession of marijuana at around 3 a.m.
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An autopsy found she died of acute drug intoxication with the presence in her body of opiates, morphine, amphetamine, methamphetamine and other drugs.
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Criminal public intoxication is classified as a Class B misdemeanor, which carries a sentence of up to 180 days, the prosecutor's office explained.
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A study of British vet clinics between 2012 and 2017 found a large spike in canine chocolate intoxication in the weeks around Easter.
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Uber will continue to reject people with felony convictions for violent crimes, as well as those with DUIs or misdemeanors related to intoxication.
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"I am still floating on a cloud of purple intoxication after last night's Piano & A Microphone show in Atlanta," he wrote on Twitter.
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" As for the accused, intoxication "is never an excuse for or a defense," and "it does not diminish one's responsibility to obtain consent.
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"Mighty Ducks" star Shaun Weiss, seen left in a 2015 photo, was arrested for public intoxication over the weekend, Fox News can confirm.
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Cops say the 74-year-old coach underwent a field sobriety test -- and officers determined he did not show signs of intoxication. Syracuse.
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Just last week, Volvo Cars announced it would install in-car cameras and sensors to monitor drivers for signs of intoxication and distraction.
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Mayfield yelled back at the officers -- but they eventually subdued him and arrested him for public intoxication, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and fleeing.
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Clark gave the cause of death as "acute alcohol intoxication with aspiration," or the inhaling of food particles or fluids into the lungs.
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At least one study involving college students has shown that higher BACs are associated with an underestimation of an individual's level of intoxication.
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Once officers pulled him over ... they say they found an open bottle of whiskey, and 71-year-old Rade showed signs of intoxication.
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By contrast, the reported unintentional death rate due to opioids and other drug intoxication increased by 257 percent during the same time period.
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Automatism due to severe self-induced intoxication is a rarely used defence, and is believed to have never before been successful in Alberta.
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He was charged with possession of a fictitious ID, public intoxication, being under legal age in a bar, and possession of alcohol underage.
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In explaining his decision, Judge Aaron Persky cited Turner's youth, his intoxication, and the "severe impact" a long sentence would have on him.
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This idea — called "auto-intoxication" — persisted, according to the medical journal the Lancet, and even microbiologists believed in it through the last century.
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Hall displayed obvious signs of alcohol intoxication and was unable to perform standardized field sobriety tests," the spokesperson told PEOPLE after the incident. "Mr.
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The Food and Drug Administration first approved naloxone in 1971 as a treatment that can reverse opioid intoxication by administering it as an injection.
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"Voluntary intoxication is not a defense to sexual harassment or assault," says Chris Baker of Silicon Valley sexual harassment law firm Baker Curtis & Schwartz.
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But Tishler disagrees with this characterization, saying that cannabis does not suppress appetite, and the munchies can set in during the acute intoxication phase.
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Johnson told AL.com that neighbors saw a young man with a history of public intoxication walking near the property before and during the fire.
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He also said he wants investigators to look at resisting arrest complaints, public intoxication arrests and other detentions that require monitoring to prevent abuse.
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In a profile with the Huffington Post, Busco explained that he was simply recording his friend Myesha get arrested after a public intoxication incident.
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Teller and Sperry have been together through thick and thin, including when he was arrested for public intoxication in San Diego, California, in June.
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An autopsy found the girl -- who had traces of drugs ranging from anti-depressants to methamphetamine in her system -- died from acute drug intoxication.
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In May, Brendon was arrested again — this time in South Carolina for public intoxication and impairment, according to the Myrtle Beach Police Deparment's website.
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Whether or not you like of any of these apps depend entirely on your belief in the paranormal and/or your level of intoxication.
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The next year, when HARD Summer moved to the Pomona Fairplex, two teens died on the first day of the festival of drug intoxication.
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It nails the lingo of embedded journalists, the intoxication of dangerous assignments, and, ultimately, the need to reconnect to "real life," whatever that is.
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Medical NGOs having found traces of chemical agents and authenticated photo and video evidence reinforces the theory of gas intoxication by hundreds of victims.
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A "large number" of the attendees who were hospitalized were underage drinkers "experiencing severe intoxication," authorities said in a statement provided to BuzzFeed News.
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Scooter companies for not creating protections that check for things like intoxication and helmets (a difficult undertaking, but with great power comes great responsibility).
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Hannibal Buress was arrested for disorderly intoxication in Miami, Florida, on Saturday, according to police — and the entire incident was reportedly caught on camera.
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Nearly a year has passed since Kim Richards was arrested for public intoxication and subsequently entered rehab for the second time in four years.
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The L.A. County Coroner's Office released an autopsy report Wednesday saying the 'Austin Powers' star died of "sequelae of alcohol intoxication" ... basically alcohol abuse.
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Porter was initially charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and public intoxication ... but eventually pled guilty to JUST disorderly conduct.
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But when the action started, people found a reason—be it politics, skin colour, language, intoxication, the thrill of the bedlam—to take part.
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The NYC Chief Medical Examiner tells TMZ ... Colin died from acute intoxication due to the combined effects of fentanyl, fluoroisobutyryl fentanyl, heroin and cocaine.
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Law-enforcement authorities have yet to devise a way to test drivers for marijuana intoxication, and have raised concerns about drivers high on cannabis.
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Rob Kardashian's alleged girlfriend was arrested for public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance, according to a statement by the Austin police department.
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A producer is suing the show for misconduct after allegedly witnessing DeMario Jackson sexually assault Corinne Olympios while the contestant was incapacitated from intoxication.
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Because of an editing error, a letter on Saturday about rape and intoxication misspelled the surname of the writer whose essay prompted the letter.
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She noted that his bizarre intoxication first appeared in 2004, after he received foot surgery and was subsequently prescribed a heavy dose of antibiotics.
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Eighty-seven children died of opioid intoxication in 2015, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, up from just 16 in 1999.
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In fact, the Criminal Code states that self-induced intoxication is not a defence when the accused commits a violent crime against another person.
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Water intoxication (called "hyponatremia" or low blood sodium levels) causes the brain to swell, which in turn pushes the brainstem out of the skull.
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Research on cannabis and driving has focused on acute intoxication, with some studies but not others showing that people drive more slowly when high.
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You'll recall ... Weiss posed for a sad mug shot back in August 2018 when he was arrested for public intoxication, also in Northern California.
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Doctors determined the cause this time as "acute intoxication by an unidentified substance," Mr. Kara-Murza's wife, Yevgeniya Kara-Murza, said in an interview.
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In an announcement on Tuesday, Cuomo seeks to redefine conditions under which a person is capable of giving consent, specifically in incidences involving intoxication.
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For Faust, as for Werther before him, ordinary existence is flavorless and intolerable; like an alcoholic, he demands ever-stronger draughts of emotional intoxication.
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Instead, it was meant to serve as a stepping stone for Luann's return to New York life following her disorderly intoxication arrest in Palm Beach.
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HAMPDEN SYDNEY, Va. – The parents of a freshman who died from alcohol intoxication are suing his Virginia college, his fraternity and several of its members.
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Last December, the reality star checked herself into a rehab facility for alcohol abuse treatment after being arrested for disorderly intoxication in Palm Beach, Fla.
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He was sentenced to 10 years of drug-and-alcohol-free probation for intoxication manslaughter, a punishment condemned by critics as privilege rewarded with leniency.
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In Europe, there was no noticeable jump in the percentage of donors who died from drug intoxication or in the overall number of annual donations.
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Gretchen Lovewell at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota said infected manatees can appear drunk, doing barrel rolls in the water and spinning in intoxication.
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She clearly considers this an attempted rape; she believes that if it were not for the extreme intoxication of Kavanaugh, she would have been raped.
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Later that morning, doctors said her blood alcohol concentration was 0.12% -- and estimated her intoxication level at the time of the assault to be 0.22%.
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In March, for example, Volvo Cars announced it would be installing in-car cameras and sensors to check drivers for signs of intoxication and distraction.
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Kim previously had a foot injury in September 2015 when she was skipped out on a court appearance in relation to her public intoxication arrest.
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Police haven't determined a motive and have yet to rule out intoxication, mental health problems or a medical incident as the reason for the crash.
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Doubly so given the level of intoxication the late-afternoon crowd appeared to have reached, and the standoffishness upon which San Franciscans generally pride themselves.
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LaBeouf's troubles caught up with him in October when he was arrested for public intoxication in Texas – one of several run-ins with the law.
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What happens next – let's just say there's intoxication, blacking out and an unintentionally kidnapped baby – leaves Tallulah skirting the cops and scrambling to Janney's character.
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The 48-year-old Wedding Crashers star — whose male passenger was also reportedly booked for obstruction and public intoxication — is seen grinning in the photo.
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In other cases, people have suffered stroke, seizures, or drug intoxication that left them unable to get up from the blistering pavement after a fall.
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A probation officer had previously cited Turner's intoxication as a factor that made Turner's crime "less serious" than other similar instances of felony sexual assault.
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From 20143 to 22014, 234 children were admitted to ERs with cannabis intoxication, and there was a 219% increase in the admissions rate for it.
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According to the results of Salling's autopsy ... he had at least a 0.08% BAC -- which means he was just at the point of legal intoxication.
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Couch was sentenced to 10 years of drug-and-alcohol-free probation for intoxication manslaughter, a punishment condemned by critics as privilege rewarded with leniency.
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The Boulder County Coroner's report, obtained by PEOPLE on Thursday, lists the cause of death as "mixed drug intoxication" and ruled it as an accident.
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An eternally unavailable person creates an excitement and intoxication factor called limerence, which is the way we feel when we are first falling for someone.
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In Le Roi Est Mort we see both power's sinister intoxication, its appeal, but also its farcical mendacity (which it tries to conceal behind pomp).
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A study published in the journal Alcohol found that a single episode of binge alcohol intoxication leads to overexertion on the immune system and inflammation.
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Join us as we chat about the latest plot developments, the intoxication of power, and creepy all-seeing brothers who only speak in zen koans.
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OPINON Because of an editing error, a letter on Saturday about rape and intoxication misspelled the surname of the writer whose essay prompted the letter.
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The Morgan County Prosecutor's Office tells TMZ ... Tyler pled guilty to 2 counts of misdemeanor public intoxication following his Monday night arrest in Martinsville, Indiana.
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She was examined at a nearby hospital where she was found to have no signs of intoxication or other physical signs of neglect or abuse.
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He was arrested for public intoxication in that case (because cops saw him drunkenly biking to the crash scene) ... but, that charge was later dismissed.
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He has since been charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct and abusive language over the incident, according to a police report obtained by Insider.
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The St. Joseph County Prosecutor's Office in Illinois on Thursday charged Julianne March, 49, with public intoxication, the Belleville News-Democrat reported, citing an affidavit.
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The medical examiner, which had described the manner of death as "undetermined," revised its finding to "accident" with "acute ethanol intoxication" as a contributing factor.
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And before the first flush of intoxication has faded into a grayer shade, Brian, Iain and Red are in a rental car bound for Scotland.
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The intoxication of going viral is all too familiar, but even the savviest of us aren't immune to the way virtual reality distorts actual reality.
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But despite that long relationship with alcohol, we still don't know what exactly the molecule does to our brains to create a feeling of intoxication.
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The lawsuit alleges that "starvation and sleep deprivation eventually took their toll," and Rodriguez developed a metabolic condition called ketoacidosis, which leads to water intoxication.
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It is also common for there to be other factors, such as speed or intoxication, that contribute to the accident and are easier to prove.
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Grieco was taken into custody for public intoxication and officers note he was very unsteady on his feet when they brought him in for booking.
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Burleson was charged with public intoxication, possession of alcohol while underage, and possession of a fictitious license, so he's probably Going Through It right now.
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Above all, he demands the intoxication of love, and he finds it with Gretchen, an innocent and virtuous young girl, whom he seduces and abandons.
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By the early 1900s, however, our understanding of physiology evolved, and scientists sent auto-intoxication "to the dustbin of medical history," according to the Lancet.
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She's been charged with a felony count of resisting an officer with violence for the incident -- not to mention 2 misdemeanors ... trespassing and disorderly intoxication.
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Blac Chyna wants everyone to see beardless Rob Kardashian's health is a still a priority despite her arrest last week for public intoxication and drug possession.
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While in Utah, the pair separately filed for bankruptcy and were both arrested for a variety of charges, including DUI, disorderly conduct and public intoxication. 5.
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"It's been a roller coaster ride," says Richards, who has been battling addiction in the spotlight and was arrested last year for public intoxication and shoplifting.
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The University of Colorado student's cause of death was ruled an accidental "mixed drug intoxication" after authorities discovered cocaine, marijuana, Xanax, and opioids in his system.
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But now that he's been arrested for public intoxication and drug possession in Dallas, prosecutors tell TMZ Sports they're looking into whether Boykin violated his probation.
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A spokesperson for the San Diego Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE that Teller was arrested just after midnight Sunday morning and subsequently booked for public intoxication.
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In 2011, he was booked on suspicion of public intoxication in Temecula, California, after police responded to reports of a disturbance at a Marie Callender's restaurant.
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The charges arise from a trip Couch and her son, Ethan Couch, took to Mexico while he was serving 10 years on probation for intoxication manslaughter.
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"The manner of death is accidental and the contributing factors are ethanol, cocaine and amphetamine intoxication," Kansas City police said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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That year, she was charged with three misdemeanors — public intoxication, resisting arrest and battery on a cop — stemming from an incident at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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Most 22 year olds do," she also wrote after the same fan said she was "arrested twice for underage drinking and public intoxication just last year.
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The Recovering: Intoxication and Its AftermathBy Leslie Jamison Out April 3In her first collection, The Empathy Exams, Leslie Jamison proved her prowess as a singular essayist.
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The driver of the other vehicle, 18-year-old Reggie Stephey, was convicted of two counts of intoxication manslaughter and sentenced to seven years in prison.
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The findings, reported today in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, don't necessarily mean that pot caused the crashes — because there's no good test for cannabis intoxication.
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Cannabis can stay in the body for days to weeks after last using it, which means blood tests aren't a good way to measure acute intoxication.
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The original autopsy, which found that Leicy was a heroin user, ruled her cause of death intoxication by the combined effects of morphine, cocaine and buprenorphine.
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The suspect, 29-year-old Jochen Wiest, was in custody on an unrelated public intoxication charge when Auburn police ruled him a suspect in the fire.
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The call was in connection with a man who "had an issue with his room" and there was "possibly some intoxication involved," the police spokesman says.
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To gauge the degree of partisan intoxication, recall that, as recently as 2012, the Republican presidential candidate identified Russia as America's number one foreign-policy threat.
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An autopsy in March revealed her cause of death was due to drug intoxication and immersion in water, according to the Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office.
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In 2014, 19-year-old Emily Tran died from acute intoxication of ecstasy after attending the festival, which was being held at Whittier Narrows Recreation Area.
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Photo: GettyLast week, a manipulated video of Nancy Pelosi went viral, slowed down so the House Speaker's words were slurred, giving off an appearance of intoxication.
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Music mogul Scott Storch pulled a Britney -- 24 hours after getting married, he wanted out, and is now filing for an annulment due to extreme intoxication.
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Following her arrest on charges of alleged public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance, he posted what appears to be a picture of then FaceTiming.
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He was arrested for assaulting a cop, resisting arrest and public intoxication Boykin has since apologized -- saying there are "no excuses for my very poor decision."
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He was arrested twice as a rookie in 2011, once for public intoxication and soon after for allegedly assaulting a police officer during a traffic stop.
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Even mild intoxication can increase your brain activity in the hypothalamus, making you more sensitive to the smell of food and prompting you to eat more.
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As we previously reported, Boykin was still on probation on March 27 when he was arrested for public intoxication and drug possession following the car crash.
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The current rule for intoxication in Colorado and Washington is five nanograms of THC in the blood, although that's a far less accurate barometer than the .
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Cristal Gonzalez, 26, of Houston, was arrested on Saturday and charged with felony murder and intoxication assault, the Houston Police Department says in a news release.
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She had help decoding the Victorian symbolism of flowers and foliage in his drawings: Grapevines signified intoxication, waterlilies represented purity of heart, and sunflowers conveyed adoration.
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The affidavit states that Treba confirmed the baby was hers, but she struggled to produce identification or respond to the officers' questions due to her intoxication.
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The call was in connection with a man who "had an issue with his room" and there was "possibly some intoxication involved," the police spokesman said.
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"Yearning is our most powerful narrative engine, and addiction is one of its dialects," Leslie Jamison writes in " The Recovering: Intoxication and Its Aftermath " (Little, Brown).
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That chasing an up-and-down cycle of intoxication for the sake of it, despite the multitude of cons from doing so, was a rewarding act.
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It is noteworthy that drunken male perpetrators of rape are held less responsible because of intoxication while drunken female victims of rape are held more responsible.
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"About 20173% of the increase (in the past five years) tracks back to the drug intoxication issue," said Dr. David Klassen, the network's chief medical officer.
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None of these drinks were much higher than about 1363 percent alcohol (NEAR BEER was closer to 1 percent), so even slight intoxication required great volume.
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The other, forensic psychologist Thomas Dalby, said he'd never diagnosed a patient with psilocybin (the active ingredient in mushrooms) intoxication and had limited experience with shrooms.
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The Cranberries - "Zombie" The Irish band lost lead singer Dolores O'Riordan in 2018 after she died by drowning due to alcohol intoxication in a London hotel.
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Despite the violent and racist rants he made during his arrest for public intoxication ... people on set tell us Shia's remained a model actor while shooting.
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A popular exclamation used in inner Dublin, "Look at the state o'you!" implies that a person's attire, personal hygiene, intoxication level, or general demeanor is worrisome.
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Prosecutors said that both women had elevated blood alcohol levels, with one especially high, but that it would take time to determine their level of intoxication.
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Mr. Shrubsole has composed a Coward-esque song, "Everyday a Little More Like Me," that ties his self-discovery to his intoxication with New York City.
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According to her, Kavanaugh "held her down with the weight of his body and fumbled with her clothes, seemingly hindered by his intoxication," the Post reported.
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Officials confirm the 35-year-old was arrested at the Rising Star Casino early Wednesday morning for disorderly conduct, resisting law enforcement, public intoxication and intimidation.
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"Melodrama," from 2017, coped with fame and tried to escape politics by telescoping infatuation, intoxication, disenchantment and regret into songs that chronicle one eventful house party.
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Edibles were also more likely than inhaled pot to cause severe intoxication, acute psychiatric symptoms in people with no history of psychiatric illness and cardiovascular problems.
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Returning senior Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield was arrested for public intoxication this morning in Arkansas and was also charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and fleeing.
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Kim has not performed her community labor for her public intoxication conviction -- her excuse is that she suffered a foot injury which prevents her from working.
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" While clearly saying "it's not an excuse," Persky says Turner's legal intoxication is "a factor that, when trying to assess moral culpability in this situation, is mitigating.
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Rivera, who was apparently having difficulty standing and was slurring her speech, pleaded guilty to the courthouse intoxication and paid a $65 fine, according to court records.
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Police wanted to have Locklear medically cleared due to her behavior and intoxication, but she kicked a paramedic in the upper chest area while on a gurney.
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So while Couch will be serving four 180 day terms in jail—one for each count of "intoxication manslaughter"—it's not clear whether that includes time served.
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Burch appeared in court on May 22 and was charged with " disturbing the peace at a public lodging and disorderly intoxication ," to which he pleaded no contest.
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" Ford's attorney, Debra Katz, told NBC's "Today" on Monday that she "believes that if it were not for the severe intoxication of Kavanaugh, she would've been raped.
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Jackson died at age 50 on June 25, 2009, of acute intoxication from propofol, a sleep aid he took during preparations for a series of comeback concerts.
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This time around, the study authors focused on evidential breath alcohol instruments in police stations, the kind that can be used as evidence of intoxication in court.
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Insufficient evidence prompted prosecutors to reexamine Jaffer's case, and they were unable to prove that Jaffer's misconduct was a result of "voluntary intoxication," San Francisco Chronicle reported.
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Mr Raue's case was remarkably expressive, describing a trance-like "intoxication" that could be achieved equally via a Mahler symphony or a Planetary Assault Systems DJ set.
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They were lucky to have had careers they were both crazy about, the two bonding over their intoxication for the news — but they fell in love gently.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star has plead guilty to three charges — battery, trespassing and disorderly intoxication — according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Paige, 19, was arrested for possession of alcohol under the age of 21, a misdemeanor, as well as public intoxication.
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Richards, 50, who originally entered rehab following her April arrest for public intoxication, decided to leave her Malibu treatment facility for her daughter's nuptials in May 2015.
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Claudet believes the best way to decrease the number of pediatric marijuana intoxication cases in France is to decrease the concentration of THC in cannabis through regulation.
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Chyna, whose birth name is Angela Renee White, was arrested for public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance, the Austin Police Department said in a statement.
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The L.A. County coroner concluded that Murphy died as a result of pneumonia combined with anemia and "multiple drug intoxication" from prescription and over-the-counter medication.
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Our sources say the first anyone heard that there were problems was Saturday, after TMZ posted the story Shia was arrested for public intoxication and disorderly conduct.
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"According to preliminary information it was a confrontation between an inmate in an alleged state of intoxication, shooting at another inmate," he told local television channel TN23.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the 38-year-old was busted for public intoxication Saturday around 1 AM in Oroville, CA, about an hour north of Sacramento.
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Shane, who ya might also remember from the 90s teen flick, "Airborne" ... was busted for public intoxication, and took a grinning mug shot to rival Melissa Etheridge.
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Vaillancourt's arrest follows a medical examiner's autopsy, which found that Harper Rose had high concentrations of diphenhydramine, a sedative, in her body and died of diphenhydramine intoxication.
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Tyler Christopher, best known for his roles on soap operas including General Hospital and Days of Our Lives, was arrested on Monday night on public intoxication charges.
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The woman, Rose's former girlfriend, offered few details about the encounter with the men, saying she had a foggy memory of the evening because of alcohol intoxication.
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They also looked at smoke detector presence, fire spread, season, time of day, and human-related factors such as age, disability and intoxication when the fire started.
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The toxicology report notes that husband and wife suffered pulmonary edema, "which is fluid in the lungs, basically, a classic characteristic of an opiate intoxication," Harshbarger said.
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"If intoxication does not result in death, symptoms usually recover within 24 hours, as was the case with our patient," Dr. Patricia Almeida wrote in her report.
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It's not the first time Jesse's been in trouble with cops in Oklahoma ... back in 2018, she was busted for public intoxication following a college football game.
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Toledo is living in California—he was arrested for public intoxication in San Mateo County in March—and has refused to return to Lima to face charges.
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"Joy is a strength; intoxication, a weakness," wrote the 19th-century Danish choreographer August Bournonville, whose ballets are almost anomalies for their unassuming, unaffected delicacy and charm.
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"Joy is a strength; intoxication, a weakness," wrote the 19th-century Danish choreographer August Bournonville, whose ballets are almost anomalies for their unassuming, unaffected delicacy and charm.
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Alonso Luna was arrested on suspicion of providing false ID to a peace officer, public intoxication and battery on an officer — charges she says she plans to fight.
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The site says that if a judge signs off, the "Real Housewife" will cop to battery, trespassing and disorderly intoxication following her Christmastime arrest in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Kimberly Nicole Martines, 23, was arrested and charged with felony child abuse in the death of her 17-month-old daughter, Peyton, who suffered acute intoxication of salt.
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There's some science to back that up: A study from 2012 in The Journal of Neuroscience found that raisin tree extract could reduce effects of intoxication in rats.
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He was charged with forcible oral sodomy, but since unconsciousness and intoxication aren't mentioned in Oklahoma's forcible sodomy law, the charge was thrown out by a district court.
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Directed and shot by photographer and Gucci muse Petra Collins, this dreamlike video embodies the state of total intoxication one finds themselves in when they're enraptured by someone.
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T-Pain's "Bartender" and "Buy U a Drank" were already brimming with intoxication by the time Ray J released All I Feel, his third studio album, that year.
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Jorge Ledezma Echavarria, 33, is also charged with two counts of intoxication assault after his wife and son were also injured in the crash, the Houston Chronicle reports.
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Troyer, who was 49, died from sequelae of alcohol intoxication, according to a press release obtained by PEOPLE from the Los Angeles County Department Medical Examiner-Coroner's office.
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Heroin causes short cycles of intoxication and withdrawal that can hurt a pregnant mother and her baby, says Stephen Patrick, a neonatologist with Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
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Taylor was charged with public intoxication and evading arrest, while the third person in the truck, Toni Ann Sutton, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, police said.
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As Illich pulled away from the curb in Rockaway, one of the girls our driver was supposed to pick up called the company to complain about his intoxication.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant — all to which she's pleaded not guilty.
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A man was sentenced to five years in prison on Thursday after a New York dermatologist died of cocaine and alcohol intoxication at his apartment building in 2015.
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News outlets report 42-year-old Judi Glisson on Tuesday pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide by intoxication in the 2017 death of Metro Nashville police Officer Eric Mumaw.
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"There is a huge ripple effect to not treating the problems of individuals who died by suicide or what may be classified as accidental drug intoxication," Rockett said.
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It was also a hectic weekend for the police, who by the following Monday had arrested or cited hundreds of concertgoers, mostly for public intoxication and illegal drugs.
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In 2010, a study entitled "Cyanide poisoning caused by ingestion of apricot seeds" looked at 13 cases of children who had suffered from intoxication caused by apricot seeds.
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Nowadays in hip-hop, there's a lot of popular music that is all about intoxication and just really getting lit and getting fucked up and forgetting about [depression].
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" According to Moran's March testimony, determining the cause of these incidents has been complicated by the fact that "symptoms related to depressurization, tissue hypoxia and contaminant intoxication overlap.
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TMZ obtained a copy of O'Neill's autopsy report, and it says he died of intoxication from a mix of methadone, codeine, diazepam (generic Valium) and doxylamine (an antihistamine).
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Here is an example: Celebrate 4/20Drinking sucks, so you might as well take advantage of the green theme and celebrate that other holiday dedicated to excessive intoxication.
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According to the A.F.S.P., approximately 30 percent of those who die by suicide have blood alcohol levels in the range of intoxication at the time of their deaths.
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" Her attorney, Debra Katz, said on Monday on NBC's "Today" that Ford "believes that if it were not for the severe intoxication of Kavanaugh, she would've been raped.
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Cops eventually tracked Mayfield down and tackled him ... and charged the QB with public intoxication, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and fleeing, which he later pled not guilty to.
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She hadn't been taken into custody more than five days later, but she does have pending charges of misdemeanor reckless conduct and public intoxication to look forward to.
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Instead of showing up trashed and throwing haymakers between dry heaves, modern Russian hooligans deliberately train in boxing, wrestling, Muay Thai, and mixed martial arts, and eschew intoxication.
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LaBeouf sent Har'el the script of the movie, which he wrote while in rehab, where he was forced to go after a public intoxication incident in July 2017.
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McCoy suggested that the texts presented no indication the woman was interested in sexual activity while Baute countered that her typed words were coherent enough to disprove intoxication.
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Although alcohol intoxication levels in car crashes are dutifully reported throughout the DOT database, states and localities have widely varying standards for drug testing after a vehicle collision.
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Op-Ed Contributor My former co-worker once drank so much during a waitressing shift, she stumbled through the restaurant with her intoxication on full display to guests.
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They say they observed clear signs of intoxication, so they arrested her for DWI, leaving the scene of an accident and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
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Mac Miller's posthumous album Circles is a parting gift to fans after he passed away in September of last year to lethal intoxication due to mixed drug toxicity.
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When Yuan and his team looked deeper, they found that the patient's blood alcohol level tested unusually high, past the point of typical intoxication and even potentially fatal.
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Overall, they wrote, "future research needs to disentangle more specifically the respective importance of low versus moderate versus high intoxication levels" and how each may impact your memory.
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In 2006, when a Rush County sheriff's deputy pulled Larz Elliott over for speeding, the deputy, suspecting intoxication, secured a warrant allowing him to seize blood or urine.
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Writing something like 'toxicity' or 'intoxication' will be coded as an overdose whereas 'abuse' or 'addiction' are assigned a code related to mental health or behavior, Sabel adds.
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And that is one of the cruelest things about intoxication-facilitated assault: Victims are attacked only after the possibility of resisting has been entirely removed from their grasp.
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Drake, 40, Boi-1da, and the Weeknd's spin on that haziness helped codify the Toronto Sound in rap, not just evoking intoxication but also deep wells of emotion.
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The New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner ruled in a statement released Tuesday that Kroll's death was accidental and due to acute intoxication from the mixed drugs.
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We are licking our wounds, recovering from an intoxication that made all of last night's terrible decisions seem sensible, a debt which we must now pay back with interest.
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Kardashian, 28, posted the picture to Instagram just hours after PEOPLE confirmed that Blac Chyna, 27, was arrested for public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance in Austin.
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Of the 300, they have seen four dogs with lead intoxication, and a number of other dogs with high lead levels, said Daniel Langlois, assistant professor at Michigan State.
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"The cross-over design controlling for simply the carbon dioxide is excellent and shows that the bubbles themselves do affect intoxication," she said in an email to The Verge.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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Wine-makers are fretting that recreational marijuana use, which became legal in the state in January, could challenge their dominance of what is delightfully known as people's "intoxication budgets".
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The adult film star and OK native was busted for public intoxication in Norman on November 10, shortly after after the Sooners beat Oklahoma State in the Bedlam Series.
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De Lesseps faces five charges, four of which are felonies, including battery on an officer, disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest with violence, corruption threat charges, and crimes against a person.
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The Probation Officer has stated that this case, when compared to other crimes of similar nature, may be considered less serious due to the defendant s level of intoxication.
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"Their level of intoxication ... what they were feeling, was inconsistent with their drinking experience and what they had consumed," Pullman Police Public Information Officer Chris Tennant told KREM-TV.
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Dr. Gaeta doesn't see SPOT as new or innovative, because managing overdoses is something that many providers do already—people aren't kicked out of the building due to intoxication.
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News and then PEOPLE on Monday, the Los Angeles Coroner confirmed the actor's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) was 0.095 percent, which is considered proof of intoxication under state law.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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She was arrested and charged with third-degree burglary, a class D felony, and public intoxication of a controlled substance excluding alcohol, a class B misdemeanor, online records show.
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The number of children who were admitted to emergency rooms for unintentional marijuana intoxication increased by 22014% in France over an 229-year period, according to a new study.
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Bonnie starts to make a case that the records indicating Annalise's intoxication could have been tampered with, but Annalise stands and makes an impassioned plea on her own behalf.
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Hannibal Buress seemed like he was trying to do the right thing before getting busted for disorderly intoxication ... 'cause he asked a cop to order him a ride home.
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A combination of Confederate and freak flags fly above it—they make strange bedfellows, of course, but find common ground in the intoxication levels of the people flying them.
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Kenneka Jenkins' cause of death was hypothermia and "cold exposure in a walk-in freezer" as well as "ethanol and topiramate intoxication," the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office said.
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"Sobriety Art" from Daphne Merkin takes a look at how Leslie Jamison rejected the link between creativity and alcoholism in her new book, The Recovering: Intoxication and Its Afterman.
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On Wednesday, a district court judge, Wayne F. Salvant, ruled that Mr. Couch must spend 720 days in Tarrant County Jail — 180 days for each count of intoxication manslaughter.
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As he grew older and the addiction gripped him, he pictured intoxication as a Piranesi prison: a place of wonderful twisting passages, stairways and towers impossible to escape from.
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De Lesseps was arrested last Christmas Eve in Palm Beach, Florida, and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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I had been in the emergency department since 2005… You see patients requesting earlier and earlier refills, or overdosing or with acute intoxication or acute withdrawal from opioid medication.
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"After the intoxication with drugs and alcohol came violence," Ralf Jaeger, the interior minister for North Rhine-Westphalia (the German state that includes Cologne), said in a Monday hearing.
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About 20 percent of patients had a mental illness and 16 percent of cases included codes for intoxication, with 10 percent involving alcohol and 193 percent involving other substances.
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According to the doc -- obtained by TMZ -- The Cranberries singer's cause of death is listed as drowning and alcohol intoxication ... and the conclusion is that it was an accident.
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The men described having consensual sexual encounters that night with the woman, who testified that her memory of the visit was clouded by intoxication from alcohol and possibly drugs.
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Also assisting was Community Ambulance, a private company hired for the event whose 16 emergency medical technicians and paramedics had expected to treat concertgoers for sun exposure and intoxication.
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If automation becomes widespread, Caulkins says, "The cost per hour of intoxication for a generic or equivalent of Budweiser could be absurdly low," and would drive overall prices down.
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While state law does provide for the removal of sheriff for reasons like "willful misconduct" and "intoxication," the county commissioners were stymied by the lack of precedent and clarity.
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Cops were called to his home for what turned out to be a false burglary alarm, but while interacting with French determined he needed medical help, citing possible intoxication.
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The newly released FBI documents confirm earlier reports from local authorities that Lesin's death was accidental, resulting from blunt force trauma with acute ethanol intoxication being a contributing factor.
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Surveillance footage shows Gage alone, "inadequately dressed and moving in ways consistent with intoxication and/or hypothermia," near the area where his body was found nearly 12 hours later.
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The "Transformers" actor, 31, was arrested in the lobby of his Savannah hotel on charges of disorderly conduct and public intoxication in the early hours of Saturday, police said.
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The actor died from acute intoxication due to the combined effects of fentanyl, heroin, cocaine and Diazepam -- otherwise known as Valium ... this according to the NYC Chief Medical Examiner.
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The Justice Department, however, concluded in 2016 that Lesin's death was due to injuries sustained in an accidental fall, with "acute ethanol intoxication" as a contributing cause of death.
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CNN host Erin Burnett told Sam Nunberg that he smelled of alcohol during an interview Monday after she asked him about speculation that intoxication was behind his incendiary remarks.
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Adrian Breedlove, who was been charged with intoxication manslaughter and unlawful carrying of a weapon following the officer's death, bonded out of jail the following morning, Fox 4 News reported .
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On Christmas Eve last year, she was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant in Palm Beach, Florida.
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Authorities wanted to have Locklear medically cleared due to her behavior and intoxication, but she allegedly kicked a paramedic in the upper chest area while on a gurney, Kuredjian said.
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Williams has made headlines for all the wrong reasons this year -- as we previously reported, he was arrested for misdemeanor public intoxication after his Lamborghini crashed into a light pole.
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"We can only conclude that they had consumed alcohol but it is unknown to what level of intoxication," Andrea Stewart with the Mariposa County Coroner's Office told The Mercury News.
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Authorities are in the process of determining the 18-year-old's exact level of intoxication at the time of the wreck, a spokesman for the California Highway Patrol tells PEOPLE.
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However for those really committed to the faith, there was a strict side: it expected devotees to observe a regime of abstinence from meat, gambling, intoxication and sex outside marriage.
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He admitted his misdeed in a sit-down with Matt Lauer in which he blamed intoxication for alleging that robbers pointed a gun at his head while masquerading as police.
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After all, people who like intoxication should want to stay high as long as possible—not to mention that this would mean they'd need to pay for drugs less frequently.
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De Lesseps was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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He was arrested June 4, 2016, on a charge of public intoxication and held in the Garfield County Jail, according to a news release from Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter.
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You'll recall, Rob smoked through town at 107 MPH in his Bentley back in January as he took his precious cargo home from Texas after her arrest for public intoxication.
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Shia LaBeouf entered a guilty plea for his public intoxication arrest -- the one where he went off on a racist rant -- and the judge is sending him to anger management.
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Farrah Franklin, a former Destiny's Child singer, got busted for public intoxication -- note the red nose in her mug shot -- and allegedly told police she should've downed even more alcohol.
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READ MORE: Medical Examiner's report Anderson died from accidental drowning, with "ethanol, cocaine and amphetamine intoxication" described as contributing factors, the Jackson County, Missouri, Medical Examiner's Office announced last week.
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While past studies indicate that extreme exposure to secondhand pot smoke causes mild intoxication, a recent study also suggests that it may be worse for you than secondhand cigarette smoke.
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Alaleh Kianerci, the deputy district attorney who prosecuted the case, saw the woman's intoxication as a reason for a harsher sentence, and she urged the judge to impose six years.
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As another journalist who has also written obsessively about both addiction and empathy, I was eager to interview her after reading her new book, The Recovering: Intoxication and Its Aftermath.
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Although intoxication can vary based on body weight, age, and other factors, it's highly unlikely that just one shot of booze would cause one to blow 0.07 on a Breathalyzer.
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White House doctor Ronny Jackson withdrew his nomination for Veterans Affairs secretary Thursday, following a string of damaging allegations that included intoxication and handing out medical opioids to military staff.
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We made an unplanned landing; the guy was arrested for intoxication and assault, the plane was taken out of service for cleaning, and the passengers were rebooked on other flights.
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However, Brown's lawyer Sean Fagan successfully challenged the constitutionality of that law, consequently opening up the self-induced intoxication defence for more people accused of violent crimes in the province.
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With the help of Uri Caine on piano, Mark Helias on bass and Ches Smith on drums, Mr. Friedlander craftily conjures something like intoxication and euphoria, without any crude parroting.
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And some research indicates that carbonated or sugary mixers may lead alcohol to pass through your digestive tract faster than normal, leading to more rapid intoxication and a worse hangover.
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Julianne March, of Waukesha, Wisconsin, was arrested August 2 after United Flight 4849 landed and charged with public intoxication, according to a St. Joseph County Superior Court summons filed Thursday.
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Belfour was arrested on charges of criminal mischief and public intoxication ... and booked at Warren County Regional Jail, where he posed -- smiling from ear to ear -- for his mug shot.
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"They have to be used with supervision," Haas said, "because the caveat here is that you can't have little kids putting that in their mouth and possibly getting alcohol intoxication."
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Despite never displaying any symptoms of intoxication, her urine tests were positive for ethanol, and the doctors suspected that she was just doing a poor job at hiding her alcoholism.
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Speaking in a small, packed hearing room, the members of the commission said they were moved by testimony they heard this month, accounts of public intoxication, fighting and sexual assault.
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"21 Jump Street" star Richard Grieco doesn't react well when the cuffs are getting slapped on him, as proven by this video of his DFW airport bust for public intoxication.
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Preliminary autopsy results indicate that Gage's death "was the result of exposure in sub-zero temperatures, exacerbated by acute intoxication," said Jon Murad, deputy chief with the Burlington Police Department.
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Samples of the water were also taken and were being analyzed, the statement said, but autopsies found no evidence of chemical intoxication and ruled the cause of deaths as drowning.
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Even members of a long-ago society knew it was a grievous wrong to exploit an individual's intoxication in order to override their consent and take sexual advantage of them.
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Police found Depp "in a state of possible intoxication," but a criminal court judge dismissed the charge against him on the condition that he stay out of trouble for six months.
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Junior forward Darius Paul was dismissed from the team last August following an arrest for vandalism, public intoxication and resisting arrest after breaking car windows during a team trip to France.
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Those effects are documented from 401 BC—when Greek soldiers, traveling through modern day Turkey near the Black Sea, indulged in a similar honey and were debilitated with intoxication—to today.
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The death of The Cranberries lead singer Dolores O'Riordan has been ruled a drowning due to alcohol intoxication by British authorities, an inquest at Westminster Coroner's Court reportedly revealed on Thursday.
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He was also a former drug dealer who sheepishly confessed he had been arrested at least 20 times, but that the only mark on his record was a public intoxication charge.
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Actor Verne Troyer, who shot to fame with his portrayal of Mini-Me in the Austin Powers films, died from alcohol intoxication, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's office.
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In the video, Shaw and the alleged victim are "clearly identifiable," and it's evident that the woman is unable to give consent due to her level of intoxication, the report says.
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A man has been charged with alcohol intoxication in a public place and disorderly conduct after riding a horse toward the famed Louisville, Kentucky, Churchill Downs racetrack during Saturday's Breeders' Cup.
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Chyna was flying to London for a personal appearance when she was arrested for public intoxication and posession of a controlled substance during a layover at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.
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"And that means we are facing an increase in emergency admissions of marijuana intoxication and an increase in severe symptoms seen in children," said Claudet, a pediatric emergency physician in Toulouse.
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Couch was sentenced to 10 years of probation for intoxication manslaughter, sparking outrage from critics who ridiculed the affluenza defense and said his family's wealth had kept him out of jail.
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I learned that laws surrounding consent are often confusing and, unfortunately, not in favor of survivors — and that both intoxication and unconsciousness play a role in someone's capacity to give consent.
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According to the doc, the cause of death is intoxication ... but it also mentions other ailments O'Neill was battling ... such as mild heart disease, hypertension and moderate hardening of the arteries.
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Shortly after her death, the L.A. County coroner concluded that Murphy died as a result of pneumonia combined with anemia and "multiple drug intoxication" from prescription and over-the-counter medication.
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Force may be physical or psychological, and can involve drugs, alcohol, or other intoxicants deliberately given to the victim to incapacitate their decision-making or self-induced intoxication by the victim.
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In its public notice of the new regulations, the Taxi and Limousine Commission presented research from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which likened long periods without sleep to intoxication.
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And while there might be legitimate reasons to exclude them, from intoxication to overcrowding, the crying woman on the stairs underscored the power the final clubs have over the student psyche.
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Earlier Thursday, a number of videos shared by conservative accounts went viral — those clips were deceptively edited to make Pelosi appear as if she was slurring her words due to intoxication.
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The general rule in criminal law is that recklessness resulting from intoxication does not lessen culpability, but the A.L.I. is considering making an exception to that rule, specifically for rape law.
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Dihydromyricetin, the capsule's main ingredient is, er, loosely backed by a study done by The UCLA School of Medicine, which found that the ingredient counteracted alcohol intoxication and dependence—in rats.
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The Jetblue flight was forced to return to the gate where Fusion reports he and another unruly passenger were escorted off the plane by police officers and arrested for public intoxication.
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Streetwear heads often speak about the intoxication of a clothing drop as though standing in line for hours on end is equivalent to huffing a decent amount of good quality PCP.
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Despite my neurologist's warnings to cut out alcohol and recreational drugs, there are moments when I just want to feel "normal" and will push myself well past my limits of intoxication.
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DUBLIN, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Dolores O'Riordan, lead singer of Irish rock group The Cranberries, died by drowning due to alcohol intoxication, an inquest in London was told, media reported on Thursday.
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Many of those immigrants, Hernandez said, have been picked up for infractions as minor as disorderly conduct, public intoxication, or driving without a license (undocumented immigrants can't get licenses in Texas).
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The intoxication of "Dance Nation" was the ambiguity between child and performer — the poetic text required the costumes to support the hopefulness of youth while honoring the maturity of the performers.
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He was charged with kidnapping to commit rape, digital penetration with a child under 14 with force, lewd acts with a child, false imprisonment, and rape by intoxication or controlled substance.
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On Monday, the police announced that Ms. Franklin had been charged with a hate crime for the tirade, in addition to public intoxication and a shoplifting charge of fifth-degree theft.
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" On Tuesday, the city's Office of Chief Medical Examiner said in a statement that the cause of death was "acute intoxication by the combined effects of fentanyl, heroin, diazepam and cocaine.
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Ford believes Kavanaugh's alleged actions were "attempted rape" and "that if it were not for the severe intoxication of Brett Kavanaugh, she would have been raped," Katz told NBC's "Today" program.
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And I hope even more fiercely that we can do better by the survivors of sexual violence — recognizing, as that 13th-century jury did, that intoxication is no justification for assault.
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However, there is also a difference among jurisdictions in the laws addressing the assault of voluntarily intoxicated victims -- assaults where the victim's intoxication was a result of his or her own conduct.
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"Questions from border security agents typically center around the nature of your visit, but if you were showing signs of intoxication, I wouldn't be surprised by this type of question," says Schlichter.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant; she's due in court April 13 and faces possible jail time if convicted.
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The girlfriend of Rob Kardashian has returned to Instagram after being arrested Friday on charges of public intoxication and possession of a controlled substance in Austin, Texas, after disrupting a commercial flight.
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Today's findings are a start — but without a better way to test for marijuana intoxication, we won't be able to know which crashes can be directly linked to pot, and which can't.
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Collin Daniel Richards, a homeless man with a history of arrests for trespassing, public intoxication, and intimidation with a dangerous weapon has been charged with first degree murder in Barquin Arozamena's death.
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Such questions appear at odds with the school's promise of a "well trained" staff versed in the policy's definitions of consent, intoxication and sexual conduct, as well how to conduct an investigation.
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This kind of corroborative evidence was much more important for helping medical examiners and coroners detect drug intoxication suicides than it was in for deaths by shooting or hanging, the study found.
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Richards "was displaying symptoms of alcohol intoxication including slurred speech and belligerent insolent behavior cursing at the officers and passively resisted arrest," said a former statement from the Beverly Hills Police Department.
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"It is an accidental death by drug intoxication," James Garrow, spokesperson for the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, told the outlet, although the office declined to release the type of drug responsible.
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As previously reported, Baker was arrested for public intoxication, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after trying to run from cops who wanted to question him about a fight from earlier that evening.
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"Why take into custody an individual who has been here for 15 to 20 years, has U.S. children, and one arrest for harassment, public intoxication or some such piddling infraction?" he asked.
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"This was such a great natural experiment to examine the risk of cannabis intoxication," said lead author Dr. John Staples, an internist and researcher at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
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He also figured that while he might persuade the appellate court to consider a retrial, allowing a judge to instruct jurors to consider an involuntary-intoxication defense, the chances were probably slim.
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The songwriting is breathtakingly original: "13th Century Metal" sounds like Talking Heads meets Gil Scott-Heron, while "Stay High" is an acoustic-led doo-wop that evokes various forms of intoxication simultaneously.
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She takes us on a relentless adventure of whisky intoxication, pill-ingesting, forced starvation, chain-smoking, fleeting sexual encounters with women and men, stolen cocaine, kleptomania, cigarette burns, blades, guns, and bullets.
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The day of the crash, Immesberger finished his bartending shift but stuck around for three hours and was allegedly served to the point of "severe intoxication," TMZ and Florida news station WPTV reported.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the report filed by the Palm Beach County sheriff's Office.
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Ross Inia, 30, a deckhand on the show's sixth season, was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on a law enforcement officer and harming a public servant, according to Palm Beach County jail records.
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She was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, but later struck a plea deal in the case and will avoid jail time.
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The two certainly became very serious very quickly, with Rob even driving over 24 hours to get Blac Chyna after her January 29th arrest in Austin, Texas for public intoxication and drug possession.
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He found that in states where recreational or medical marijuana is legal, the number of pediatric marijuana intoxication cases reported to poison control centers increased by 30% each year from 2005 to 2011.
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She initially accepted a plea deal following her public intoxication arrest, which included her receiving three years summary probation and 30 days of community labor, the Los Angeles District Attorney's office previously announced.
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The 'Real Housewives of NYC' star has been charged with a felony count of resisting an officer with violence, along with a trespassing and disorderly intoxication charge -- both misdemeanors ... according to new docs.
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As for Williams -- he was initially hit with misdemeanor public intoxication for the incident -- but the charge was dismissed after he paid for the damaged pole and completed an online alcohol awareness course.
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The actor was held behind bars for a few hours until he sobered up and then was released without charges, Nicodemus says, which is a "routine" occurrence in public intoxication arrests in California.
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After the plane landed, Mr. Cholewinski-Boyd, of Murray, Utah, was charged by the airport police with public intoxication, and on Friday he was also charged by federal prosecutors with abusive sexual conduct.
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Brian J. Halye, 22013, and 22017-year-old Courtney A. Halye died as a result of "cocaine and carfentanil intoxication," said Dr. Kent Harshbarger, the Montgomery County coroner, in a report released Tuesday.
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" Finding: "We think the evidence shows clearly that Sisson was in such a state of intoxication, during a great part of the trial, as to render him unfit to serve as a juror.
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OTTAWA — Doug Ford, the brother of the former Toronto mayor who confessed to crack cocaine use and public intoxication, was narrowly elected on Saturday as leader of Ontario's Progressive Conservatives, the opposition party.
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One contributing factor in his death was methamphetamine intoxication, pathologists for the family and the coroner's office agree, raising questions about how he obtained drugs while confined alone and stripped of his belongings.
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Most of the injured were young men, and among those tested for drug or alcohol intoxication, half came back positive, the study team reports in the journal Trauma Surgery and Acute Care Open.
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He was arrested on charges of kidnapping to commit rape, digital penetration with a child under 14 with force, false imprisonment, lewd act with a child and rape by intoxication or controlled substance.
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Earlier this month, the Medical Examiner's office ruled his death an accident and blamed "acute intoxication due to the combined effects of fentanyl, fluoroisobutyryl fentanyl, heroin, and cocaine," according to local news reports.
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Blackouts are much more common among social drinkers than previously assumed and should be viewed as a potential consequence of acute intoxication regardless of age or whether one is clinically dependent upon alcohol.
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The researchers found that belligerent behavior, such as an expression of anger, and intoxication were more common in first class, whereas emotional outbursts, such as a panic attack, were more common among economy passengers.
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"Importantly, while acute cannabis intoxication temporarily alleviates perceived states of depression, anxiety, and stress, the repeated use of cannabis does not appear to lead to any longer-term reductions in these symptoms," they wrote.
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To this day, I still don't understand exactly why: It must have been some combination of fear, fever, intoxication, and perhaps my ongoing Aspie tendency to take what other people said at face value.
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She was charged with and pleaded not guilty to disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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She was charged with and pleaded not guilty to disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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De Lesseps first entered an alcohol treatment facility late last year, after being arrested for disorderly intoxication, battery of an officer, resisting arrested and making threats against a public servant in Palm Beach, Fla.
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A lifelong non-smoker, a cautious adolescent, and the most sober adult at any party, I have nevertheless been fascinated by intoxication, addiction, and altered mental states for as long as I can remember.
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Even tourists aren't always fans of the Las Vegas strip's sex-saturated advertising (Nevada is the only US state where brothels are legal), abundance of intoxication, and casino hotels where guests can smoke indoors.
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This measurement technique will provide a foundation for determining how much THC is in a person's blood—the main gauge lawmakers use for intoxication (even though there's scant evidence that this applies to marijuana).
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The filmmakers compared the Camp trial verdict to the 2013 case of Ethan Couch, who received ten years' probation for intoxication manslaughter and assault after citing "affluenza" as an excuse for his reckless behavior.
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Auto-brewery syndrome is difficult to diagnose, and can be dangerousAlthough drunkenness is easy to spot at a bar, symptoms of alcohol intoxication can be much more subtle in people who haven't been drinking.
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According to the annual audit submitted by Corinth to the state, in fiscal year 2017, the year Jamie Tillman was arrested for public intoxication, general fund revenues for the city were just $10.8 million.
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But on 12 occasions beginning in June 2017, Levy purchased a chemical substance that allows a person to reach intoxication without it showing on a routine drug and alcohol screening, the Justice Department said.
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Environmentalism, feminism, civil and gay rights, as well as styles of music, fashion, politics, therapy and intoxication: In more ways than many of us realize, we live in a world created by the '60s.
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During waterboarding, the doctor also "required that saline be alternated with water, to avoid water intoxication," the agency's chief of medical services wrote in 2007 in an anonymous account that was declassified in 2018.
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The medical examiner labeled Franklin's death a homicide, caused by a "perfect storm" of methamphetamine intoxication, physiological stress from fighting with inmates and struggling to breathe with guards on his back, and multiple Taser shocks.
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Popular fancy may depict the life of a touring rock musician as a whirlwind of orgiastic intoxication, but it tends towards the mundane and businesslike, and it involves a lot of downtime in hotel rooms.
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"Given the information given to us, we just can't prove that what resulted was voluntary intoxication versus this was someone suffering from a mental breakdown and in some kind of psychosis," Cho told the Chronicle.
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Belfour was eventually charged with criminal mischief and public intoxication for the incident ... but according to court records, obtained by the Courier-Journal, Belfour cut a deal with prosecutors to avoid a lengthy court battle.
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It is believed to have anti-inflammatory, anti-nausea, anti-seizure effects, and because it doesn't make the user intoxicated, CBD products are marketed as having some of the benefits of cannabis without the intoxication.
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The official charges held that Pickering exhibited "loose morals and intemperate habits" and presided over court "in a state of total intoxication," neither of which sounds like a high crime or misdemeanor to modern ears.
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After the hotel called the police, de Lesseps clashed with officers who arrived on the scene and was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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She was charged with and originally pleaded not guilty to disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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Video via Instituto Nacional de Migración Couch was sentenced to 10 years of drug-and-alcohol-free probation for intoxication manslaughter after he killed four people in a driving accident when he was extremely drunk.
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To transform into her alcoholic, depressed character, she actually had to have cheek plumpers made to make her face look puffy, and change between various bloodshot contact lenses, depending on her character's level of intoxication.
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Although there are a number of devices that claim to monitor the level of cannabis intoxication users, no currently available device has been able to show consistent and quick measurements for officers in the field.
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Hayes has claimed through his attorneys that he was acting in self defense, and Smith's intoxication could have an impact on the degree of murder with which Hayes is ultimately charged or convicted. [Times-Picayune]
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Numbers have always been key to our understanding of alcohol: The Aztecs called their gods of drinking "centzontotochtin," or the "four hundred rabbits," representing the myriad ways intoxication could make a person feel and act.
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New research published today in the BioMed Central Public Health journal suggests we base our level of intoxication on how wasted the people around us are, rather than the amount of alcohol we've actually consumed.
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A Philadelphia man, who has ALS, a nervous system disease that impacts voluntary muscle movement and speech, said he was denied service at a restaurant after servers misunderstood the symptoms of his disease as intoxication.
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A Philadelphia man, who has ALS, a nervous system disease that impacts voluntary muscle movement and speech, said he was denied service at a restaurant after servers misinterpreted the symptoms of his disease as intoxication.
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"Most of the shootings that I'm aware of... occur outside, in the parking lot," McGoey tells VICE, adding that they seem to happen just before or after closing, when people are often at peak intoxication.
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I don't know how I got through our interview, but my intoxication made his words extremely poignant, his desire to want to reach out and help kids, hoping they could learn from his past mistakes.
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In the mid 1980s, major cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Boston began to institutionally implement broken windows policing by prosecuting crimes such as public urination or intoxication as criminal rather than civil offenses.
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A spokesperson for the county medical examiner told us back in January that Crabbe died of accidental fentanyl intoxication ... but the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office tells us an investigation into the incident is still ongoing.
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By replicating this model, we can direct people with substance intoxication into a clinical pathway that decreases their risk of death in a jail sobering cell, and increases their likelihood of receiving meaningful treatment afterwards.
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When asked about safety concerns regarding mixing axe-throwing with alcohol, Flesher-Sonnier said staff members are trained to keep an eye on intoxication levels and instructed to eject individuals if they have over-imbibed.
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Nearly half of the emergency room patients who had consumed edibles complained of intoxication or altered mental status, often accompanied by anxiety, compared with less than a third of those who had smoked the pot.
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Williams was arrested near his home before dawn in Frisco, Texas and charged with public intoxication — a Class C misdemeanor in Texas — after police found his car wrecked at an intersection near the Cowboys' training complex.
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" Odom's report noted, "Making statements such as these as a means to justify not being arrested are unusual in my experience as a law enforcement officer and I believe further demonstrate the suspect's level of intoxication.
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On Saturday, the New York Times Styles section published a profile of the younger Don that discusses, among many other things (ahem, that time he got arrested for public intoxication) his love of the great outdoors.
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Along with ticking off that bison in Yellowstone, he was reportedly busted for public intoxication in Grand Teton National Park, and got caught causing a disturbance in a Glacier National Park hotel, where he was arrested.
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This is not the first time the Omaha resident has been found drunk in public: Six weeks ago, Eide was cited for public intoxication in a separate incident, Mumgaard says, and served 14 days in jail.
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CNN reports that the number of kids under six-years-old admitted to an emergency room for unintentional marijuana intoxication increased by 133% in France over an 11-year time period, according to a new study.
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Authorities said they were getting a search warrant to seize the car with a crumpled hood and have yet to rule out intoxication, mental health problems or a medical incident as the reason for the crash.
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Rhonda Pasek was sentenced Thursday to 180 days in jail and ordered to pay $280 in fines after pleading no contest in an East Liverpool court to endangering a child and disorderly conduct and public intoxication.
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Fromme has studied the effects of alcohol intoxication and associated risk-taking for three decades, and she sees herself as an unbiased educator who believes everyone has the right to a fair trial, including alleged rapists.
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She and other researchers analyzed the number of French children under 22005 admitted to pediatric emergency departments because of unintentional cannabis intoxication and the number of cannabis-related calls involving children to French poison control centers.
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Berghain originally paid the 7% tax until 2008, when the Finance Ministry decided clubs should be taxed as "entertainment events," citing its allure as a space for intoxication and the lack of stages, beginnings, and endings.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - A coroner recorded a verdict of accidental death on Dolores O'Riordan, lead singer of Irish rock group The Cranberries, after hearing on Thursday she had died by drowning due to alcohol intoxication, media reported.
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Police officers, as a result, have become the first responders to nearly all of society's ailments — including family and mental health crises, conflicts in schools, and "quality of life" offenses such as public intoxication and panhandling.
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On Thursday, the St. Joseph County Prosecutor's Office in Illinois charged Julianne March, 49, with public intoxication after the Air Wisconsin flight from Chicago to South Bend, Indiana, on August 2, the Belleville News-Democrat reported.
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According to a study led by Colorado pediatrician Dr. Sam Wang, emergency call rates for pediatric marijuana intoxication cases in decriminalized states increased by 30.3 percent per year; transitional states increased by 11.5 percent per year.
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Meanwhile, intoxication by women has long been seen by men as an invitation in American life—the idea that a woman could seek and desire the bliss of a high just for herself somehow being inconceivable.
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We tend to judge memoirs of intoxication by how brightly the writer burns in the early parts of the story — the most memorable moments tend to occur as the moth's wings have just begun to scorch.
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But they are not being medically monitored and they can develop deadly complications of their intoxication, or life-threatening illness from other substance use, mental health or medical concerns that are extremely common in jail settings.
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Identifying methanol poisoning can be challenging because the symptoms may closely resemble intoxication at first — and they do not show up until the methanol has been metabolized, often as long as 14 to 18 hours later.
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The affidavit says that an autopsy conducted on the infant revealed the cause of death was "acute methamphetamine intoxication," according to the forensic pathologist and that the child had both amphetamine and methamphetamine in her system.
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De Lesseps first checked into rehab in December 2017 after she was arrested on Christmas Eve in Palm Beach and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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"The underlying cause of death is the condition which starts the downhill course of events leading to death and in this case is the immersion associated with drug intoxication," the medical examiner's office said in the statement.
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In his 1989 book Intoxication, the American pharmacologist Ronald K Siegel concluded that after the basic human desires of hunger, thirst, and sex comes a "fourth drive," an instinctive urge to change our ordinary state of awareness.
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Jones has been arrested a handful of times while establishing himself as one of the league's most sought-after players, including twice for public intoxication in 2006, and for injuring a stripper in Las Vegas in 2007.
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Oklahoma starting quarterback and Heisman finalist Baker Mayfield was arrested on February 24 for misdemeanor charges of public intoxication, disorderly conduct, and fleeing arrest, and police released the video of his arrest today (via Fayetteville, Arkansas' 5News).
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The Real Housewives of New York City star, 52, was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer/firefighter/EMT, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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In her book, The Recovering: Intoxication and Its Aftermath, writer Leslie Jamison delves into the stories we tell about addiction, using her own history as well as the stories of artists throughout history who've struggled with alcoholism.
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As we previously reported, Smith -- who's serving a suspension for a previous violation of the league's substance abuse policy -- was detained for public intoxication after a car he was a passenger in crashed into a cop car.
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A flight attendant who was allegedly drunk on a United Airlines flight from Chicago to South Bend, Indiana, was arrested and charged with criminal public intoxication, the St. Joseph County Prosecutor's Office in Indiana confirmed to PEOPLE.
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While her father, Guy, headed up the West Coast burger chain for six years in the 1990s, he was arrested for public intoxication, suffered from a drug-related heart attack and three drug overdoses, according to Forbes.
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"Making statements such as these as a means to justify not being arrested are unusual in my experience as a law enforcement officer and I believe further demonstrate the suspect&aposs level of intoxication," the officer wrote.
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"Making statements such as these as a means to justify not being arrested are unusual in my experience as a law enforcement officer and I believe further demonstrate the suspect's level of intoxication," according to the report.
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In his 1989 book Intoxication, the American pharmacologist Ronald K. Siegel concluded that after the basic human desires of hunger, thirst, and sex comes a "fourth drive," an instinctive urge to change our ordinary state of awareness.
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Those researchers divided 192 zebrafish into shoals of four fish each, and each shoal was exposed to water only, taurine only, or a combination of taurine and alcohol at a concentration that "would induce moderate human intoxication".
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She first checked into rehab in December 2017 after she was arrested on Christmas Eve in Palm Beach, Florida, and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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The investigators have reported finding that excessive force was routinely used with people whose ability to understand or follow commands was impaired — whether by mental illness, developmental disabilities or intoxication — in Baltimore, Seattle, Albuquerque and other cities.
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" A probation report submitted to the judge that recommended against sending Turner to prison said "this case, when compared to other crimes of similar nature, may be considered less serious due to the defendant's level of intoxication.
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A 2010 paper called "Assessment and management of cannabis use disorders in primary care" suggests that to differentiate between a psychiatric disorder and chronic cannabis intoxication, a patient should cease cannabis use for two to four weeks.
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In the 12-page statement provided to BuzzFeed, the woman described the arduous and traumatizing process of having a rape kit done and not being able to recall the previous night's events due to her severe intoxication.
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"Alcohol has its effects on urination during intoxication via increasing the production of vasopressin, a hormone that controls fluid balance," says Damaris J. Rohsenow, associate director of the Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies at Brown University.
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Mr. Ford's only political experience is a single term on Toronto's City Council and his role as an adviser and unofficial spokesman for his brother Rob, who, while mayor, confessed to crack cocaine use and public intoxication.
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She was arrested on Christmas Eve in 2017 and pled guilty to felony charges of battery, trespassing and disorderly intoxication, but avoided jail time with a plea deal that placed her on one-year probation, among other conditions.
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The story reads: Both intellectual intoxication and asceticism or self-flagellation are not only permitted in all their forms; there are brilliantly stocked bars for one purpose and amazingly manufactured exercise equipment and torture chambers for the other.
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AB 2888 would amend the law to create the same punishment for those convicted of rape, sodomy, penetration with a foreign object and oral sex if the victim was unconscious or incapable of giving consent due to intoxication.
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Then in December 2017 — months after her relationship to D'Agostino fell apart — de Lesseps was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida and charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on an officer, resisting arrest with violence and threatening a public servant.
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