A “zero tolerance” rule for drivers with any level of THC results in extreme consequences. A 20-year-old woman from Michigan will be going to jail for six months for a car accident she did not cause. This is due to the current state law definition of what “drugged driving” is. The driver arrested for DUI, …
Roadside Swabs Test for Cocaine, Marijuana, and Other Drugs With the increased number of states legalizing marijuana use, experts have been speculating that law enforcement will soon begin using some form of roadside test to determine if a driver is impaired from using drugs. This speculation came to fruition in San Diego, California where law …
Kids, Drugs, and the Juvenile Justice System One of the most common criminal charges a teenager can face in the state of Texas is drug possession. In most cases, the teen may be in violation of the law without even knowing it. Parents may also not realize or be aware of how legislation applies to …
The Difference between an Alcohol DUI and Drug DUI Driving Under the Influence, or DUI, usually relates to an offender operating a vehicle with under the influence of alcohol or Marijuana. Although this is the most common occurrence, there is a long list of substances, both legal and illegal, that can result in impaired driving …
