With the opening of recreational pot shops in Massachusetts, the police have been dealing with the issue of driving while high. In Massachusetts, it remains a crime to operator a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs – including marijuana.

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Local and State police have begun to train officers and troopers on identifying drivers operating after smoking marijuana. Since there is no accepted roadside testing device for THC, much of the procedures used by the police involve an evaluation of the driver for signs of impairment.

If the police find probable cause that the driver is impaired and under the influence of marijuana, an arrest may be made. Usually, the police charge those suspected of driving high with “OUI – Drugs.”

Arrests for OUI Marijuana

Following an arrest for OUI Drugs, the case will next proceed to an arraignment. At the Arraignment, the District Court Judge will enter a plea of not-guilty and will usually set the case for a pre-trial conference date. If there is a question of bail, the judge will hold a bail hearing.

The laws pertaining to drugged driving in Massachusetts are quickly evolving. When facing OUI Marijuana charges, it is important to have an experienced Massachusetts Criminal Defense Attorney by your side during every stage of the process.

Defending OUI Drug Charges in Massachusetts

As a client of Caselden Law, your Boston Defense Attorney will closely evaluate every piece of evidence in order to achieve the best outcome possible. We will challenge any evidence which may be inadmissible and will zealously advocate on your behalf throughout the court process.

At Caselden Law, we handle all OUI Marijuana cases for a fixed legal fee. Contact Our Law Firm to speak with a Drugged Driving Defense Lawyer about your case and receive a no obligation free of charge case quote.

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