Indiana Law Allows Low-THC Blood Levels in No-Fault Accidents

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By TG BranfaltJul 8, 2021, 10:17 am226 pts
A new Indiana law that took effect July 1 allows drivers involved in no-fault motor vehicle crashes to have less than a nanogram of THC in their blood without being considered intoxicated by cannabis, WSBT 22 reports. Under previous state law, any amount of THC in a driver’s blood found following a crash…

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