Dirty Harry
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There is no such thing as a wrongful conviction to the corrections industry. Every conviction counts towards their profit margin and increasing their budget.
Never forget that.
Never forget that.
DUI Pot Bill Could Lead to Wrongful Convictions
The legislature should proceed with caution. Absent essential protections for the accused, including a right to testing that would accurately distinguish between "active" and "inactive" THC in the blood, as well as the right to have blood retested at a reasonable cost by a certified lab, Colorado's courts could become even more clogged by those defendants wrongly accused and eager to take their cases to trial.
Good article to bring more attention to the problem with this. By a well known MMJ attorney in CO.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jessica-corry/dui-pot-bill-could-lead-t_b_795521.html
We can only hope so. But when was the last time you felt things were "fair"?
Good article to bring more attention to the problem with this. By a well known MMJ attorney in CO.
She's been an attorney for what, a year or two? Get real. Her husband's the famous one and he's a well documented drunk and sex offender. Welcome to the movement.
No^^, here in AZ, the cops take a phlebotomy class and get a 'certification'. They'll draw your blood right there on the side of the road.
The most they have to do is call for an officer who is certified if the cop who pulled you over isn't.