New marijuana law likely to ignite legal challenges
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| | New marijuana law likely to ignite legal challenges |
Legal marijuana in Minnesota poses a range of issues around traffic stops and criminal cases that stem from use or possession. Prosecutors, police chiefs and defense attorneys are already looking at what might happen in court.
âFor alcohol, we have a 0.08 standard. There isnât a quantitative threshold like that for marijuana where itâs going to be against the law per se,â said Bill Lemons, the traffic safety resource prosecutor for the Minnesota County Attorneys Association. âWeâre going to have to prove that they were impaired by the marijuana.â | |
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