If John and Jane are at a party and they have both been drinking alcohol, and John initiates sexual activity with her, Jane can legally give full consent only if/when:
a. she gave consent prior to consuming the alcohol.
b. she is no longer physiologically affected by the alcohol she consumed.
c. she had sex with him on a previous occasion and gave consent then.
d. another adult who is not under the influence of alcohol witnesses Jane's verbal
consent to have sex.
B
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