In a logical world it would be. But criminally I don't think anywhere differentiates type of weapon other than "firearm" and "deadly".

They need to fully separate it from date rape too. Back in my younger days I knew 3 different dudes who got dosed out at bars. I highly doubt they were intended rape victims, but a lot of robberies start out with someone slipping something into your drink, then getting you in the parking lot.

Drugging anyone for anyone reason should qualify as attempted manslaughter. Which, counter intuitively is a real charge.

It makes it easier to charge rapists too because you don't have to prove rape, and can even charge them before a rape happens. If you can prove rape, throw it on top as additional charges.

This does not matter. In a criminal context weapon usually means something capable of inflicting great harm as a tool commit or execure a crime. If you steal something while having a screwdriver in your backpack you are screwed (literally) since you could have used it for executing the robbery. While the rules here may not be that strict (possession of said drugs while commuting sexual assault) using drugs to commit sexual assault of any form would be the same as using a knife to force the victim to not resist. There are no further classifications like chemical or mechanical weapon, since it does not matter.

I was originally against this because I hate it when language is reconstituted and made murkey, but I looked it up and you're right.

I'm still not sure this is the same as poison, but it can certainly be harmful so it's not that big a stretch.

I see, but isn't alcohol also able to do this? Did I just drink a weapon with my pizza?

Hmm interesting and makes sense.

Wait one of your fiancé? How many women are you planning to marry?

What in the Utah

Is the stimulant desoxyn by chance?

Makes sense

That makes sense. It also proves that it was premeditated.

Yeah but why is it allowed at all if that's the case?

You're talking about GBL which dealers cook into GHB themselves.