WHATFG
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I think you were swerving...probable cause....
Woman with MS fails roadside saliva test and then passes Sobriety Tests
- Thread starter willieboy
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VIANARCHRIS
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They don't need an actual reason to test, they can just write whatever they like on the report...like swerving. Of course they are forbidden from using cannabis for 28 days before a shift....demand THEY be tested too.
johny sunset
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https://hightimes.com/news/michigan-commission-recommends-no-limit-thc-drivers-bodies/
“Michigan commission tasked with studying the effects of cannabis on driving has recommended that the state not impose limits on the amount of THC that can be present in drivers’ bodies. ”
“The committee determined that while cannabis use can have an effect on driving, the level of THCin a driver’s blood is not a reliable indicator of driving impairment. ”
“Michigan commission tasked with studying the effects of cannabis on driving has recommended that the state not impose limits on the amount of THC that can be present in drivers’ bodies. ”
“The committee determined that while cannabis use can have an effect on driving, the level of THCin a driver’s blood is not a reliable indicator of driving impairment. ”
CalyxCrusher
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The 28 days pertains to RCMP, other departments are left to decide on their own. Toronto City police has a 8 hour sober policy for example
and well Occifer..
Lets get on with that .......road side sobriety test... shall we?
If I fail,,,,,, then they can ask for more.
passing though?,,,,, GET A FUCKING WARRANT ASS WIPE
arrest me PLEASE
I look forward to making a president.
VIANARCHRIS
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Yeah...it's all RCMP out here. But regardless...make them test - it's your right.
Jefferson1977
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They can say whatever they want, and we all know lots of cops are crooks. Doesn't change the fact they need reasonable cause and if they ask you to take the test "just because" you have every right to say no. Like when police used to ask if they could search your car, without reasonable cause you had the right to say no. I know I said no a number of times growing up and there was nothing they could do (cause they weren't crooks).
Jefferson1977
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Additionally if you have one of these in your car recording the whole time and the lead up as well, and they lie, then they are going to be found to not have had cause in the first place and your case will be tossed....the fact that they need reasonable cause protects us a tiny bit from their over-reach. I'd rather have that little bit of extra codified protection than not have it, personally.
