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To: Pharmboy

>>>I have been told (and this may be hooey, as I freely admit) that if there was a quick roadside test for marijuana intoxication it would be legalized. Think about hundreds of thousands of stoned-out drivers on the road...>>>

Yes, I would like to see a roadside test too. Mostly because if a person is drug tested and there is presence of marijuana they are considered DWI. Even if that intoxication occured last week sometime, it still shows in your system.


77 posted on 12/27/2005 8:43:35 AM PST by sandbar
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To: sandbar

Yes...that is exactly part of the challenge with acute testing.


96 posted on 12/27/2005 9:02:00 AM PST by Pharmboy (The stone age didn't end because they ran out of stones.)
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To: sandbar
Mostly because if a person is drug tested and there is presence of marijuana they are considered DWI. Even if that intoxication occured last week sometime, it still shows in your system.

Fortunately, like with alcohol, there would be a level test. Heck a large fraction the population could probably get a positive indication for MJ, just by second hand smoke in the halls and public areas of businesses and residences such as apartment buildings.

112 posted on 12/27/2005 9:18:33 AM PST by El Gato
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