Louis DeAngelis, a criminal defense lawyer in Hackensack, thinks increased availability of marijuana will translate to more people being charged with impaired driving.
September 24, 2021 at 03:35 PM
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Retail sales of recreational marijuana are expected to start in New Jersey as early 2022, and defense lawyers expect to see more arrests for driving under the influence of that drug.
And with the state Supreme Court about to consider a challenge to the Drug Recognition Expert protocol for testing drug impairment in drivers, defense lawyers hope officials throw out that controversial technique.
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