Is voluntary intoxication a defense in general intent crimes such as assault with a deadly weapon?

Does a jury's acquittal of an assault with a deadly weapon constitute an acquittal on the assault charge or a finding of not guilty of assault with deadly weapon? (California, United States of America)

What is the test for determining whether a prior assault with a deadly weapon was an assault with deadly weapon or an assault by means of force likely to produce great bodily injury? (California, United States of America)

Is a conviction for assault with a deadly weapon reduced from assault with deadly weapon to simple assault? (California, United States of America)

Does a jury have to consider the definition of "deadly weapon" in their instructions to the jury on the crime of assault with a deadly weapon? (California, United States of America)

Is assault with a deadly weapon a general intent crime? (California, United States of America)

Is assault with a deadly weapon a general intent crime? (California, United States of America)

What is the effect of referring to count 3 as a specific intent crime rather than a general intent crime? (California, United States of America)

When a defendant admits committing a crime but denies the necessary intent for the charged crime because of mistake or accident, is intent to commit the crime admissible? (California, United States of America)

Does the assertion of unconsciousness due to intoxication constitute an absolute defense to a general intent crime? (California, United States of America)

Can a jury reasonably find that assault with a deadly weapon is not an assault with intent? (California, United States of America)