1.   As the deceased had been suffering from clinical depression which impaired his judgment, his act had not been voluntary and the defence of volenti failed.

2.   At the trial his lawyers said he suffered from a shrinking brain that impaired his judgment.

3.   A report issued by the medical examiner this week claimed the driver had inhaled a chemical solvent that could have impaired her judgment.

4.   He added that while alcohol can impair judgment immediately after a person drinks, there are no proven long-term negative effects on the brain.

5.   Old men are, inevitably, also more prone to illness than younger ones, and illness undoubtedly impairs judgment.

6.   The auditor asserted that his intoxication impaired his judgment and noted that he never mentioned an audit, but the IRS rejected the claim and fired him.

7.   The time of greatest risk is night, when visibility is reduced and judgment may be impaired by fatigue and possibly alcohol.

8.   These people too often are shunted aside for being different, a judgment impaired by ethical myopia.

9.   But eventually, doctors say, fatigue can take over -- impairing judgment, forcing eyes shut and sometimes even causing hallucinations.

10.   His lawyer says Zarkin suffers from a brain disease that impairs his judgment.