Who made the statement that "disallowing consideration of voluntary intoxication has the effect of increasing the punishment for all unlawful acts . . . and thereby deters drunkenness or irresponsible behavior while drunk. The rule also serves as a specific deterrent, ensuring that those who prove incapable of controlling violent impulses while voluntarily intoxicated go to prison."

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The statement was made by Justice Antonin Scalia in the case Montana v. Egelhoff (1996).

Who Made the Statement That "Disallowing Consideration of Voluntary Intoxication