California struggles to prove marijuana impairment in DUI cases
The report outlines the difficulty police face interpreting marijuana impairment without a per se limit. It notes California relies on drug recognition experts and blood tests, the absence of a legal impairment standard, and concerns about racial profiling and delayed test results. It cites Drager 5000 use in San Diego, CHP training, and quotes from legal and policy figures.
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