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If you drive stoned and are caught what will happen?
There are some factors police take in to identify impairment from cannabis.
November 25, 2018 No Comments
There are some factors police take in to identify impairment from cannabis.
By Brady Mason Long considered by much of American society—and our government—as a total no-no, marijuana is just now starting to lose its taboo label.
The Associated Press reported on a new study by the American Automobile Association (AAA) which seems to contradict the nature of some bills offered in
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Per se driving limits for the presence of THC are arbitrary and may improperly classify motorists who are not
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Cannabis-influenced driving performance is significantly different from alcohol-induced driving behavior, according to driving simulator data published in the Journal
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Drivers who test positive for the presence of THC in blood are no more likely to be involved in
It is a very bad idea to drive under the influence of marijuana. You run the risk of getting a DUII, which can cost thousands
I read an absolutely stellar article by the legendary activist Sam Tracy that I felt needed to be highlighted. In the article, Sam Tracy points
As the leading law enforcement voice for the anti-Measure 91 campaign to legalize marijuana in Oregon, Clatsop County District Attorney Josh Marquis is tasked with
Marijuana opponents have tried very hard to scare the American public into thinking that when marijuana laws are reformed, an epidemic will immediately follow of
I received the following e-mail message from United States Representative Jared Polis earlier this week: WASHINGTON, DC —Representative Jared Polis (CO-02) today introduced the Limiting
Courtesy of The Joint Blog A new study published online by the journal Accident Analysis & Prevention has concluded what cannabis advocates have known for years; cannabis is the
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin has signed legislation, House Bill 1441, into law that criminalizes drivers from operating a motor vehicle if they
Anyone who consumes cannabis on a regular basis knows that it doesn’t make you a dangerous drive. To many people, it makes them a safer,
Leading NIDA researcher Marilyn Huestis admits that there is “no direct correlation between driving impairment and THC concentration” and that “cannabis tolerance may develop in
CNN may have just posted their best piece of investigative journalism in years. In the following video, three drivers of varying ages got incredibly high
Does Your State Have Per Se Or Zero Tolerance Drugged Driving Laws? In my home state of Oregon, we don’t have any per se or
Marijuana Users Are Safer Drivers Than Non-Marijuana Users In a recent study, 4AutoinsuranceQuote.com, a national quote provider for online car insurance quotes, cites a strong
Almost Every Activity While Driving Is More Dangerous Than Driving After Cannabis Use Research released by the Institute of Advanced Motorists in the UK suggests
Marijuana Legalization Opponents Try To Use Scare Tactics To Win Votes The main rally cry for marijuana legalization opponents right now, and often medical marijuana
More Teens Are Driving Under The Influence Of Marijuana Than Alcohol In a perfect world, teenagers would never make bad decisions. However, as any adult
Keeping You Legal: Driving Under the Influence Part 2 Even if you have your Colorado Medical Marijuana Registry card you can still be prosecuted
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town ?There’s a big problem with tests which measure THC levels in the blood. That being, those tests
I was recently asked a question by my dad (Johnny Green Sr.) that I thought was blog worthy; can you get a medical marijuana card