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Your point about the subjectiveness is well noted, I hadn't much considered it before. You are correct in that the DUI law covers prescription drugs. I hadn't
by rascul 9y ago
Your point about the subjectiveness is well noted, I hadn't much considered it before.
You are correct in that the DUI law covers prescription drugs. I hadn't noticed that until you pointed it out. It's rare though, from what I see, for a DUI case to be about anything other than BAC. I have no actual statistics on that.
I guess in my earlier comment the prescription drug part can be replaced by using a cell phone.
- dpark 9y ago> It's rare though, from what I see, for a DUI case to be about anything other than BAC. I have no actual statistics on that. That's because BAC is easy to measure. If you want to prosecute for BAC, you just need trusted test results. If you want to prosecute for impaired driving in general, you need to prove actual impairment, which is tough. This is why MADD campaigned for the .08 limit nationwide. It's easy to enforce.