Legal Question in Criminal Law in Arizona
According to Arizona law, unlawfully administering a narcotic drug to a person without his/her consent or knowledge is considered a class 6 felony. Would it be a "non-dangerous" offense or a "dangerous" offense if you did so and then let that person drive without telling him/her? The person's estranged wife intentionally put hydrocodone in his soup without telling him, knowing how it would affect him and knowing he would be driving after he ate.
Asked on 9/04/12, 3:37 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
The circumstances of the crime determine whether it may be a dangerous crime. A motor vehicle has been defined as a deadly weapon therefore letting someone drive after administering the drug can be a dangerous crime.
Answered on 9/05/12, 10:14 am
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