Driving High in New York? Here's What the Law Says
If you get stopped and are believed to be under the influence, you likely face a field sobriety test. Then, a more definitive test to determine what substances are in your system.
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If you get stopped and are believed to be under the influence, you likely face a field sobriety test. Then, a more definitive test to determine what substances are in your system.
If you get stopped and are believed to be under the influence, you likely face a field sobriety test. Then, a more definitive test to determine what substances are in your system.
With New York State's recent passage of a bill legalizing recreational marijuana for those 21 and older, there is concern of more impaired drivers behind the wheel on the state's roadways. If you're an experienced cannabis user and think you've become immune to many of the effects of marijuana, maybe you're right. But that doesn't mean you won't face consequences if you're caught driving under the influence of anything - alcohol, marijuana, illegal drugs or prescribed ones. Sgt. Dave Olney with the New York State Police has been a trained Drug Recognition Expert for almost 25 years, one...