With the newly accepted legality of marijuana in many jurisdictions, 
police officers have been searching for a way to measure if a person is 
technically "under the influence" of THC, the active component in marijuana.

The problem is that, unlike with alcohol, there is no "one size fits all
" answer. In fact, since THC leaves the body MUCH slower than alcohol 
does it is currently very difficult to determine when any detected THC 
was consumed and if it is having any effect.

On the other hand, there are several in the medical community have the 
view that for many people, the use of marijuana may not have any effects 
of impairment on them. Nobody wants to punish someone for a crime they 
didn't commit.

We will have to wait and see how this develops. and what tests and 
levels may be determined when it comes to THC intoxication. If you live 
in Burlington, Essex, Colchester, Winooski, Williston, Shelburne or 
anywhere in the State of Vermont, and have been arrested or charged with 
DUI or any crime, call Handy Law for aggressive and experienced legal 
defense.