Attorney: Refuse to take field sobriety tests

(Before It's News)

Marijuana can be had in probably every city of any size across the country, and it’s already legal for medicinal use in dozens of locations. It’s also legal for “recreational use” in Colorado and Washington state – with the federal government turning a blind eye toward the state activities.

That means there’s going to have to be, at some point, a way for law enforcement officers to determine whether people are under the influence, especially when they drive.

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