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Test for driving high 'subjective,' says top RCMP officer - The Fifth Estate
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22:54Now PlayingWeeks into recreational cannabis legalization, a top RCMP officer, Chief Supt. Dennis Daley, says the test used to detect whether someone is driving high is “subjective," but insists that it contributes to safe roads. For now, there is no roadside test for marijuana use like the breathalyzer test for alcohol, so police have to rely on tests based on observations and judgements.
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