Challenges of determining if someone is too high to drive
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Police face new challenges when determining if someone is too high to drive
As states across the country legalize marijuana, efforts to determine whether someone is too high to drive is becoming a thorny public health issue. From brain functioning analyses and phone apps to training police officers on looking for signs, Hari Sreenivasan reports from Massachusetts, the latest state to start opening marijuana dispensaries, on efforts to resolve the dilemma.
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Challenges of determining if someone is too high to drive
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As states across the country legalize marijuana, efforts to determine whether someone is too high to drive is becoming a thorny public health issue. From brain functioning analyses and phone apps to training police officers on looking for signs, Hari Sreenivasan reports from Massachusetts, the latest state to start opening marijuana dispensaries, on efforts to resolve the dilemma.
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