Drug and impairment correlation

Virginia DUI THC case dismissed for lack of causation with impairment

March 30, 2021

Virginia DUI THC cases cannot be proven by prosecution with blood analyses alone Virginia DUI cases based on THC / marijuana blood content are insufficient to obtain a conviction on the mere basis of blood THC content alone. As a Fairfax DWI lawyer, I know...

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Drug and impairment correlation

Virginia DUI THC case dismissed for lack of causation with impairment

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