medical cannabis, DUI and State Representative
LEGISLATIVE ROUNDUP: Rep. Rabb re-introduces bill to remove DUI penalties for legal cannabis use
Because detectable traces of cannabis can linger in a person's system for weeks after consumption, Rep. Chris Rabb this week said medical cannabis patients in Pennsylvania remain in danger of being wrongfully arrested and convicted of driving under the influence of cannabis without any proof of actual impairment.
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Florida Lawmakers Push For Harsher DUI Penalties Amid Rising FatalitiesFlorida is moving to strengthen its laws against impaired driving as new data reveals a concerning number of DUI-related ...
The bill says people who kill someone while driving drunk or high could be charged with criminal vehicular homicide. Serious ...
An effort increasing penalties for DUI offenders and changing up how sentencing is handled is on the precipice of passing ...
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Pennsylvania legislator seeks repeal of penalties for drivers using legal marijuanaA Pennsylvania lawmaker is trying for a fourth time to repeal DUI penalties for legal cannabis use. State Rep. Chris Rabb (D-Philadelphia) is reintroducing the bill, saying the ...
If you’ve been arrested for a Gainesville, Florida, DUI, the consequences can feel overwhelming. A DUI arrest in Florida can ...
HELENA, Mont. — A bill strengthening DUI penalties and making a third conviction a felony has been killed on the House floor.
With Tuesday's start to the 60-day Florida Legislative Session, Volusia and Flagler lawmakers have filed dozens of bills.
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