Chapter 12 - Alcohol and Drug Offenses

Because most drug paraphernalia have legal uses, they have been legalized and made freely available.

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Upon receiving a driver’s license an individual is consenting to the administration of a urine or blood test or a breathalyzer test to determine his or her blood alcohol content.

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A defendant must always have actual possession of a controlled substance to be held liable.

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Most states have established a 0.16% blood alcohol content limit.

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States with zero tolerance laws are more lenient when it comes to alcohol-related crimes.

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Crystal meth accounts for most of the arrests for drug-related offenses.

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Schedule V drugs are deemed to have the most negative impact on the mind and body, but has the least potential for addiction.

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Since the beginning of the War on Drugs, penalties for drug-related offenses were geared towards the treatment and rehabilitation of drug offenders.

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Drugs such as heroin and cocaine were once legally used in over-the-counter medications.

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Individuals who have been convicted of drug possession are barred from receiving any form of educational financial aid.

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