Arizona Court of Appeals rules that driver's license suspension for THC presence requires proof of impairment.

The Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled that a driver's license cannot be suspended solely for having THC in the bloodstream unless the driver is actually impaired. This decision reinforces a 2020 marijuana legalization law protecting unimpaired drivers who have legally used cannabis. The ruling clarifies that the state must demonstrate impairment for penalties to apply, aligning with previous court decisions regarding medical marijuana users.

October 02, 2024
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