Per Se limits for Colorado Medical Marijauna and Driving?

Debate continues about the potential passage of legislation dictating “per se” standards for driving under the influence of marijuana and THC.

Medical Marijuana patients in Colorado need to be aware of the goings on in the government as it could adversely impact your Colorado Constitutionally protected rights to Medical marijuana.

The key graph from Medical Marijuana and Driving: A Policy Memo to Colorado Legislators from the Huffington Post:

In May, the Colorado legislature failed to pass House Bill 1261, which would have created a “per-se” limit of 5 nanograms of THC per milliliter of blood, similar to the 0.08 limit which currently exists for blood alcohol content (BAC). While supporters deemed such a limit a necessity, opponents were not convinced by the evidence presented that 5 ng/ml was an appropriate limit, and called for more research on the subject.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ian-danielson/marijuana-driving-co_b_955735.html

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