The new guidelines for being under the influence of marijuana will undoubtedly lead to a rise in marijuana DUI charges, and, as such, you may find yourself facing serious penalties for operating
your vehicle under the influence of marijuana.
As a result, it is illegal to operate a motor
vehicle under the influence of marijuana.
Issuance of a summons alleging operation of a motor
vehicle under the influence of marijuana, prescription medication, or another drug is much more common in Holmdel than you might think.
For three consecutive state legislature assemblies, representatives have tried to decide on a definitive law against operating
a vehicle under the influence of marijuana, but at the most recent assembly, no such proposal was made.
Although no definitive study has been done, analysts theorize that there are more drivers operating
vehicles under the influence of marijuana than there are drunk drivers.
Not exact matches
Illegally using, possessing, or being
under the
influence of a controlled substance or
marijuana, on school property or at a school function, including having such substance on a person in a locker,
vehicle, or other personal space; selling or distributing a controlled substance or
marijuana, on school property; finding a controlled substance or
marijuana, on school property that is not in the possession
of any person; provided that nothing herein shall be construed to apply to the lawful administration
of a prescription drug on school property.
Under the current California law, it is illegal to operate a vehicle under the influence of any amount of marijuana in your sy
Under the current California law, it is illegal to operate a
vehicle under the influence of any amount of marijuana in your sy
under the
influence of any amount
of marijuana in your system.
The number
of drivers found to be operating a
vehicle while
under the
influence of marijuana increased by the greatest amount.
As a result, the municipal court found defendant guilty
of operating a motor
vehicle while
under the
influence of marijuana, * 582 in violation
of N.J.S.A. 39:4 - 50 FN6, and sentenced defendant to the minimum penalties permitted, which included a six - month loss
of driving privileges, fines, court costs, penalties and surcharges.
The statute prohibits anyone from operating a motor
vehicle while possessing a blood alcohol concentration (BAC)
of.08 % or more, or operating
under the
influence of drugs, including
marijuana and prescription drugs.
Arguably, if the driver operates a motor
vehicle while
under the
influence of drugs, including medical
marijuana, it violates the «reasonable person» standard
of care.