Illinois Jury Instructions
Civil
012 Specific Factors Affecting Negligence And Contibutory Negligence
Last updated: 4/13/2015
12.01. Intoxication
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12.01 Intoxication Intoxication is no excuse for failure to act as a reasonably careful person would act. An intoxicated person is held to the same standard of care as a sober person. If you find that [insert allegedly intoxicated person] was intoxicated at the time of the occurrence, you may consider that fact, together with other facts and circumstances in evidence, in determining whether [insert allegedly intoxicated person] conduct was [negligent] [willful and wanton] [or] [contributorily negligent]. Instruction revised May 2009.
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