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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Organized crime groups made profit from unlawful gambling and the illegal sale of alcohol.

Currently, there is still a War on Drugs.

The War on Drugs ensured that the federal government has jurisdiction over narcotics offenses.

Individuals who participate in drug courts have been found to have lower recidivism rates than individuals who are imprisoned for drug offenses.

When an individual is inebriated while in public, he or she is violating public intoxication laws.