Study: Cannabis Does Not Impair Cognitive Function, Reduces Prescription Drug Use
Tue / Nov 15th
According to a study published in the Frontiers in Pharmacology journal by researchers from McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School and… Read More
Stoned driving
Driving stoned is illegal but many law enforcement agencies are having trouble understanding how to quantify highness. Because of this, regulating bodies are still passing laws regarding stoned driving. Scroll down for articles and news about stoned driving:
U.S. Marijuana DUI Laws Not Based on Facts, AAA Study Finds
Tue / May 10th
A study by AAA’s safety foundation found that driving under the influence of marijuana laws in the U.S. are not… Read More
Hawaii Lawmakers Pass Resolution to Determine Safe THC Levels While Driving
Tue / Mar 29th
Hawaii officials have introduced a resolution asking the state Health Department to conduct a study to determine how much marijuana… Read More
Arizona Supreme Court: Having Cannabis In Your System Is Not Proof of Impairment
Thu / Dec 3rd
A decision made by the Arizona Supreme Court on November 20 has opened a unique opportunity for people caught in a traffic violation… Read More
Cannabis Breathalyzer Expected to Release Sometime Next Year
Fri / Nov 6th
You’re undoubtedly familiar with the breathalyzer, an electronic device that measures an individual’s blood alcohol content using a sample of his… Read More
SCOTUS Rules Police Cannot Detain Motorists to Wait for Drug Dogs
Fri / Apr 24th
In a 6-3 ruling on Tuesday, the United States Supreme Court declared that detaining motorists on the side of the… Read More
Examining Legal Marijuana’s DUI Landscape
Mon / Dec 29th OPINION
Marijuana culture is changing rapidly in the United States. As more states decriminalize and even legalize marijuana use for medicinal… Read More