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Drug Per Se Laws [Policy Brief]
Policy Brief

Drug Per Se Laws [Policy Brief]

Publication date: 2019
Publisher: Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

Examines the effectiveness of implementing drug “per se” laws, whereby it is an offence to drive with a blood concentration of alcohol or drugs in excess of a specified threshold value. The policy brief acknowledges that measuring drug concentrations can be more complicated than alcohol.

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