During a marijuana-related DUI investigation, officers may consider: Driving behavior observed prior to the stop, including speeding, drifting, delayed reactions, or erratic operation Physical indicators such as bloodshot eyes, slowed coordination, impaired reaction time, or the odor of marijuana Statements made by the driver regarding recent cannabis consumption Performance during field sobriety testing and other roadside evaluations Toxicology evidence obtained through blood or chemical testing following the stop Unlike many alcohol-related DUI cases, marijuana impairment allegations often involve fact-specific evidentiary disputes
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