Abstract: 16 cases of alcoholic offenders submitted ot forensic psychiatric assessment were analyzed. Among 16 defendants 13 were acute drunkenness, 3 were chronic alcoholism. As for the responsibility of the defendants, 2 (12.5%) were assessed as no responsibility, 2(12.5%)diminished responsibility, and 12 (75.0%) full responsibility. In assessment of responsibility for the alcoholic offenders, the judgement whether the offenders lack of the ability to aware the wrongfulness of their criminal behaviour and to control themselves should base on the comprehensive analysis of their history of drinking, the results of physical, neurologica and mental examination, multiple tests, motivational of offence, the premeditation and concealment of their criminal behaviour.