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To: Boogieman

Roadside EXERCISES (not tests) are easily surpressed and anyone with 1/2 a brain knows the proper action is to refuse EVERYTHING and take the administrative hit.

If it is being sold as “medicinal” then as “medicinal” like other drugs/diagnoses the doctor is obligated to report it to authorities so the license can be suspended until the drugs/diagnoses is no longer an ongoing impairment.

Surgeons on pot should not operate either.


117 posted on 07/30/2012 4:32:07 PM PDT by longtermmemmory (VOTE! http://www.senate.gov and http://www.house.gov)
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To: longtermmemmory

Well, people who would refuse those roadside exercises would also refuse breathalyzers and similar tests, so even if they were just drunk, we’d have to do a blood test, same as with marijuana, or prescription drugs like the ambien that Kennedy was on when he crashed. I really don’t see what the big difference is here.

As for suspending licenses, it’s only done for prescription drugs or a medical condition that will cause some perpetual impairment. I don’t see how that applies here so that doctors would have to report anything.


128 posted on 07/31/2012 6:26:54 AM PDT by Boogieman
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