Every state has DUID (driving under the influence of drugs) legislation on the books. These laws fall into three distinct categories: Effect-Based DUID Laws, Per Se DUID Laws, “Zero Tolerance” Per Se Laws.
To learn more, please see our report, Driving and Marijuana, or the NORML Fact Sheet, ‘Marijuana and Psychomotor Performance.’
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- Guam Drugged Driving
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- New Hampshire Drugged Driving
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- Wyoming Drugged Driving