DUI means Driving under the influence. It is left without which influence as a cause. It is a blanket law to cover Booze, drugs or what ever could cause erratic driving or public display of intoxication. The DUI law wasn't intended to cover just alcohol. Most over-the- counter prescriptions that can presumably cause impairment are labeled as such and fall under the DUI laws as a failure to follow a Doctor's advice or that of a drug manufacturer. DUI's are typically difficult to fight in court, so I would suggest you consult with an attorney to assist you. Most police cruisers have video cameras and during stops are on. Do they have to display it in court? No. It would be in the best interests of the citing officer to use it against you, but it doesn't have to entered into evidence if the compeling testimony and physical evidence is strong other wise. Again, a good lawyer can best answer this question for you governed by the jurisdiction of your area.
Probably not ... but not to worry as you will most likely get caught anyway.
no, you cannot, because that would be illegal.
Because it is basically prescription Crystal Meth, or that's what I hear anyway.
Yes, it does because alcohol is alcohol anyway you put it.
Because they make you feel good (temporarily, anyway). It's really that simple.
Well the answer is simple its extremely hard to tax marijuana because it is a weed and alcohol isn't because you have to process it and whatnot so anyway screw alcohol go weed
Yes. Consult doctor first. It is a prescription medicine anyway.
ask your doc for another-the old one will will be void anyway "CPhT"
There are no drug interaction precautions. However, people with inflammatory bowel disease should not drink alcohol anyway.
dont drink alcohol for 24 hours or drink as many nonalcoholic beverages as you can to detox the liver
¡Of course you can! Anyway, you maybe don't want to die...
generally 40% in ireland anyway, so 400ml