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Fatal 2020 crash in Columbia raises questions about methadone intoxication [Lancaster Watchdog] - Vimarsana News

Fatal 2020 crash in Columbia raises questions about methadone intoxication [Lancaster Watchdog]

Mary Germer was a zookeeper of sorts.

Lawmakers may revisit issue of drivers smelling of marijuana - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers may revisit issue of drivers smelling of marijuana

ANNAPOLIS — When leaving a meeting at Prince George’s Community College Monday night, the Rev. Robert L. Screen and his wife were shocked when a car drove past them smelling

Lawmakers may revisit issue of drivers smelling of marijuana - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers may revisit issue of drivers smelling of marijuana

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — When leaving a meeting at Prince George’s Community College Monday night, the Rev. Robert L. Screen and his wife were shocked when a car drove past them

New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Drug Recognition Expert Testimony Admissible Under the Daubert-Accutane Standard | Genova Burns LLC - Vimarsana News

New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Drug Recognition Expert Testimony Admissible Under the Daubert-Accutane Standard | Genova Burns LLC

On November 15, 2023, the New Jersey Supreme Court released its decision on the much anticipated issue of whether Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) testimony is admissible under New Jersey...

Lawmakers may revisit issue of drivers smelling of marijuana - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers may revisit issue of drivers smelling of marijuana

But getting the Democratic majority General Assembly to overturn the provision will be difficult. It was approved because it addressed inequality in traffic stops, which disproportionately impact Black Marylanders.