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Too high to drive? Lawmakers consider pot DUI limits
KDVR-TV Channel 31 News (Denver)
DENVER -- State lawmakers are considering setting a blood-test standard for what constitutes driving under the influence of marijuana.
It is illegal in all states to drive while impaired by drugs, but only a few states have set a measurable benchmark for how much marijuana you can have in your system to be charged with a DUI.
The bipartisan proposal from Reps. Claire Levy and Mark Waller would set a limit of 5 nanograms of Tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.
THC would have to be present within two hours of someone being pulled over to constitute a DUI offense.
Colorado's 5-nanogram proposal would be one of the most liberal in the country. Nevada and Ohio have a 2-nanogram limit.
Some medical marijuana advocates fear they'll be unfairly targeted, but Levy says the bill is about public safety.
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Crazy Canadian!!!
So its Illegal in the first place and they put a limit on how much you can take while driving....makes sense....
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Basement Dweller
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transracial
5 nanograms allowed in Colorado?
*changes work commute to include passing through Denver*
I agree with GF....since thc stays in your hair, stomach lining, liver cells for extended amounts of time the police will have to come up with a method
to detect the active amounts in the bloodstream only.Kinda like a breathalyzer for alcohol that won't detect booze you drank last New Years...
They were talking at one time about taking an actual blood sample on a roadside stop...that was squashed quickly.
I think you should just get the guy to count backwards from 100 while waving a hot fudge brownie in front of his face
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