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Colorado High Court Narrows Involuntary Intoxication Defense

By Parker Quinlan ( January 26, 2026, 7:43 PM EST) -- A divided Colorado Supreme Court on Monday ruled that if a defendant requests an involuntary intoxication defense in a criminal case, the trial court does not need to consider the possible presence of multiple intoxicants — such as a joint laced with another substance — to deny the defense, only that a defendant knowingly ingested one....

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