Intoxication as Negligence is a legal concept in which a person is held liable for any damages or injuries they cause while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. It is a form of negligence, where the person who is intoxicated is held responsible for his or her actions. This form of negligence is usually used when a person drives while impaired, since they are unable to make safe and reasonable decisions due to their level of intoxication. The types of intoxication as negligence are: 1. Voluntary Intoxication: This is when a person knowingly and willingly consumes alcohol or drugs and then causes harm or injury to another person. 2. Involuntary Intoxication: This occurs when a person is unknowingly and unwillingly intoxicated, for example from being slipped drugs without their knowledge. 3. Statutory Intoxication: This occurs when a person is deemed to be intoxicated based on their blood alcohol content. 4. Intoxication by Prescription: This occurs when a person takes prescription medications, such as tranquilizers or sleeping pills, and then causes harm or injury to another person. 5. Intoxication by Over the Counter Drugs: This occurs when a person takes over the counter medications, such as cold medicines, and then causes harm or injury to another person.