THC (delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol) is known to be the primary psychoactive ingredient in marijuana that causes driving impairment. For years, legislators and some scientists have sought
The following was delivered to Illinois Governor Rauner’s office Tuesday, May 26, 2015: We ask you to exercise your line item veto authority when signing
Illinois is considering HB 218, a measure that would decriminalize marijuana. While this may be a laudable goal, HB 218 achieves its objective by throwing
Congress provides both incentives and threats to States to encourage them to improve highway safety. Incentives come in the form of grants to States that
Colorado has a single statute number for DUI, regardless of cause: alcohol, drugs, or a combination of alcohol and drugs. Because of that, the State
Let us provide a rational answer to a nonsensical question. It is a nonsensical question because blood is never impaired by THC. Never. Alcohol doesn’t
The pot lobby is at it again. December 2014, Paul Armentano, NORML’s Deputy Director issued a press release entitled, “Evidence Fails to Support Proposed DUI Impairment
DUID Victim Voices has lobbied extensively for better DUID data so state legislators can make laws based on intelligence, rather than myth. See January 16,
“New study shows no link between marijuana use and car accidents” taunts USA Today, reporting on the February 6 press release from the National Highway
We just returned from the conference “Marijuana Impact on Public Health and Safety” put on by the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police. There were
DUID Victim Voices has completed its pilot study of 2012 vehicular homicides and vehicular assaults in Colorado. Defendants in most of those cases (83%) were
Those who say that Colorado’s “experiment” in legalizing marijuana proves it can be done safely with proper regulation don’t realize that in an experiment, one
