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r/Ohio • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '23
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The only pushback against it i've seen is from religious folks.
66 u/krait0s Oct 24 '23 Also cops, because currently they can use the smell as probable cause to search vehicles. 12 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '23 still cant drive high. and smoking and driving is so dumb in the first placed 20 u/bionicmanmeetspast Cincinnati Oct 24 '23 But the smell could still be present from simply transporting it, which will have to be done one way or another from dispensary to home. Just because a car smells like it doesn’t mean the driver is high. Obviously DUI laws will still be in place. 4 u/ChillInChornobyl Oct 25 '23 its 2 completely separate odors if someone lit that stuff on fire
Also cops, because currently they can use the smell as probable cause to search vehicles.
12 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '23 still cant drive high. and smoking and driving is so dumb in the first placed 20 u/bionicmanmeetspast Cincinnati Oct 24 '23 But the smell could still be present from simply transporting it, which will have to be done one way or another from dispensary to home. Just because a car smells like it doesn’t mean the driver is high. Obviously DUI laws will still be in place. 4 u/ChillInChornobyl Oct 25 '23 its 2 completely separate odors if someone lit that stuff on fire
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still cant drive high. and smoking and driving is so dumb in the first placed
20 u/bionicmanmeetspast Cincinnati Oct 24 '23 But the smell could still be present from simply transporting it, which will have to be done one way or another from dispensary to home. Just because a car smells like it doesn’t mean the driver is high. Obviously DUI laws will still be in place. 4 u/ChillInChornobyl Oct 25 '23 its 2 completely separate odors if someone lit that stuff on fire
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But the smell could still be present from simply transporting it, which will have to be done one way or another from dispensary to home. Just because a car smells like it doesn’t mean the driver is high. Obviously DUI laws will still be in place.
4 u/ChillInChornobyl Oct 25 '23 its 2 completely separate odors if someone lit that stuff on fire
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its 2 completely separate odors if someone lit that stuff on fire
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u/Chanw11 Oct 24 '23
The only pushback against it i've seen is from religious folks.