Criminal Law Code as at 1st March 2007 222. Voluntary intoxication leading to unlawful conduct. 223. Intoxication facilitating the commission of crime. 224. Voluntary intoxication leading to provocation. 225. Intoxication leading to mental disorder. PART V MENTAL DISORDER 226. Interpretation in Part V of Chapter XIV. 227. Mental disorder at time of commission of crime. 228. Mental disorder at time of trial. 229. Application of Cap. 15:12. PART VI MINORITY 230. When child between seven and fourteen years may be held criminally liable. 231. Attorney-General to authorise prosecutions of children under fourteen years. PART VII MISTAKE OR IGNORANCE OF FACT 232. Interpretation in Part VII of Chapter XIV. 233. When mistake or ignorance of fact a defence to subjective crimes. 234. When mistake or ignorance of fact a defence to objective crimes. PART VIII MISTAKE OR IGNORANCE OF LAW 235. Interpretation in Part VIII of Chapter XIV. 236. When mistake or ignorance of law a defence. 237. Claims of right and mistakes of mixed law and fact. PART IX PROVOCATION 238. Provocation in relation to crimes other than murder. 239. When provocation a partial defence to murder. Division C: Defences and Mitigating Factors Relating to Unlawfulness PART X AUTHORITY 240. Public authority. - 11 -