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If you smoked a joint a couple days ago, you are too stoned to drive right now in Arizona.
The state’s zero-tolerance law on the combination of marijuana-smoking and driving is the subject of this week’s cover story by our colleague Ray Stern, a law that’s even worse considering the state has a legal medical-marijuana program.
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Stern found that Arizona’s one of just 15 states that have such a law, prohibiting driving with any sign of pot in the driver’s system, and one of just three states that also has a medical-marijuana law.
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Consider if the same law applied to alcohol.
“It’s as though the law withdrew your privilege to drive to work Monday through Friday because, on Saturday night, you had a single glass of wine,” Stern writes.
Does Arizona’s law sound like a load of B.S. to you?
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