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After voluntarily drinking a large amount of whiskey, a man entered a warehouse at night, picked up a toolbox, and walked toward the loading dock. When a guard stopped him, the man swung the toolbox and struck the guard. The man is charged with burglary, larceny, and battery.
Which statement best describes the possible effect of the man's voluntary intoxication?

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Voluntary intoxication may negate the specific intent required for burglary or larceny, but it ordinarily does not excuse a general-intent battery. Voluntary intoxication changes every specific-intent crime into a strict-liability offense. Voluntary intoxication excuses battery but can never affect burglary or larceny. Voluntary intoxication is never relevant to any element of a criminal offense.

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