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Question Of The Day

A defendant took a man’s boat without the man’s permission at a time when the defendant was drunk. He intended to go for a short ride and return it to the dock. On the way back to the dock, the defendant crashed into a piling, causing the boat to take on a considerable amount of water. Could the defendant properly be convicted of larceny?

(A) No, because he did not have the required specific intent.

(B) No, because drunkenness is a defense to a specific intent crime.

(C) Yes, because he did not return the boat in the condition it was in at the time he took it.

(D) Yes, because the intent to borrow is the functional equivalent of the intent to steal.