Table 1

Statutory Language Used to Describe the Effects of Intoxication on Victims of Sexual Offenses (citations listed in Appendix A online)

Jurisdiction	Intoxication Included	Operative Language	Jurisdiction	Intoxication Included	Operative Language
Alabama	Yes	Incapacitated Incapable	Montana	No	Mentally disordered or incapacitated
Alaska	No	Incapacitated Incapable	Nebraska	No	Mentally or physically incapable
Arizona	Yes	Incapable Impairment	Nevada	No	Mentally or physically incapable
Arkansas	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable	New Hampshire	Yes	Mentally incapacitates
California	Yes	Prevented	New Jersey	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable
Colorado	Yes	Incapable Impaired	New Mexico	N/A	N/A
Connecticut	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable	New York	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable
Delaware	Yes	Impaired	North Carolina	No	Mentally incapacitated Incapable
District of Columbia	Yes	Impairs Incapable	North Dakota	Yes	Impaired
Florida	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable	Ohio	Yes	Impairs
Georgia	N/A	N/A	Oklahoma	Yes	Administered
Hawaii	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable	Oregon	No	Mentally incapacitated Incapable
Idaho	Yes	Unable	Pennsylvania	Yes	Impaired
Illinois	Yes	Unable Delivers	Rhode Island	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable
Indiana	Yes	Furnishing	South Carolina	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable
Iowa	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable	South Dakota	Yes	Incapable
Kansas	Yes	Incapable	Tennessee	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable
Kentucky	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable	Texas	Yes	Impaired
Louisiana	Yes	Incapable	Utah	Yes	Impaired
Maine	Yes	Impaired	Vermont	Yes	Impair
Maryland	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable	Virginia	No	Mental incapacity Prevents
Massachusetts	N/A	N/A	Washington	Yes	Mental incapacity Prevents
Michigan	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable	West Virginia	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable
Minnesota	Yes	Mentally incapacitated	Wisconsin	Yes	Incapable
Mississippi	Yes	Mentally incapacitated Incapable	Wyoming	Yes	Impairs
Missouri	Yes	Impaired