Not guilty of impaired driving by marijuana
Legalization leading to increased driving while impaired by marijuana? Legalized marijuana will lead to more impaired driving according to police representatives testifying before the House of Commons Justice Committee, which is hearing evidence about the government’s new impaired driving law, designed to coincide with the legalization of marijuana. The police expressed concern with the number...
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