A person who is coerced or accidentally ingests an intoxicant is considered to be involuntarily intoxicated.

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Involuntary intoxication refers to a situation where a person is forced or unknowingly consumes an intoxicant, which can reduce or eliminate their capacity to understand their actions or form the required criminal intent. It can be used as a defense in criminal cases in some jurisdictions, but it does not absolve a person of responsibility for their actions if they willingly consumed the substance.

A Person Who Is Coerced or Accidentally Ingests an Intoxicant