R. v. Daley, 2007 SCC 53
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(Criminal law / Charge to jury / Intoxication defence)
After a night of drinking, D's common law wife was found murdered.  D was convicted of second degree murder at trial, after the jury rejected his defence of intoxication.  The issue before the Court was whether the judge's charge to the jury on the defence of intoxication was sufficient.  The Court held that the jury charge was sufficient, and outlined the defence of intoxication and the elements required for a jury charge on the defence.  Note, however, the strong dissent in this case.
Majority/Dissent: 5/4