criminal defense
Marijuana DUIs in Northwestern Pennsylvania: What Drivers Need to Know
Marijuana laws have changed dramatically across the United States, and Pennsylvania is no exception. Medical cannabis is now legal throughout the Commonwealth, but that does not mean driving after use is without risk. In fact, marijuana DUIs are still aggressively enforced in Northwestern Pennsylvania. From Erie to Crawford, Mercer, Venango, and Warren Counties, drivers continue…
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Read MoreHow Is Drug Testing for Marijuana Performed in Pennsylvania?
A number of cities in Pennsylvania have decriminalized the use of marijuana, but that doesn’t mean it’s legal. Driving under the influence of marijuana is completely different and viewed as impaired motoring. A driver who tests positive for any amount at all can end up being charged with DUI, even if you have a prescription for it from your doctor to treat your medical condition because Pennsylvania is a no-tolerance state.
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