Current Roadside Tests For Marijuana Impairment Are ‘Pseudoscientific,’ Law Professor Says

Marijuana Moment
By Ben AdlinJul 18, 2025, 9:08 am74 pts
Roadside tests for marijuana impairment that are widely used by police departments across the U.S. are “inadequate,” according to a newly published commentary by a Rutgers University law professor who is urging policymakers to take a more scientifically robust approach to transportation safety while…

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