You are a graduate student working on your master's degree, and the suspect is a friend of your ex-boyfriend. During the approximately four-year period of her relationship with her ex-boyfriend, the client met the suspect four or five times at drinking parties, and on the day of the incident, the client became intoxicated during her first drink alone with the suspect. The suspect proceeded to commit the act of forcible rape against the client's will, recognizing and tolerating the fact that the client was intoxicated and incapacitated, and that the client was in a state of unconsciousness or incapacitation. However, the client was unable to distinguish whether her memories were dreams or reality immediately after the suspect's forcible rape, and later suffered from a severe hangover and post-inebriation amnesia (blackout) in which her memories of the incident were only intermittent and fragmented. ■ Case Issues In the end, given the client's inability to recall what happened, the main issues in this case were whether the complainant was in a state of mind or incapacitated, whether the accused was