D Is Charged with Murder and Claims That He Mistakenly

Multiple Choice

D is charged with murder and claims that he mistakenly acted in self-defence. At the time of the offence, he had consumed several pints of beer. Which of the following represents the law:

A) A drunken mistake in self-defence due to voluntary intoxication is no defence to either basic or specific intent crimes.
B) A drunken mistake in self-defence is a partial defence to a crime of specific intent.
C) D will be judged on the facts as he mistakenly believed them to be.
D) The question of mistake is not separate from MR.