.......What should be the threshhold (amount in the system) for getting one?
There are two schools of though on this. One is that you are only effectively "high" in the acute intoxication state. Another is that because THC is detectable for so long, that means the person is under the influence at that time, even if he/she seems sober.
Are they standards in LE that take this into account? If I am not mistaken, when "stoned" the levels are quite high in the blood, and then trace amounts can be detected in the urine for some time after.
There are two schools of though on this. One is that you are only effectively "high" in the acute intoxication state. Another is that because THC is detectable for so long, that means the person is under the influence at that time, even if he/she seems sober.
Are they standards in LE that take this into account? If I am not mistaken, when "stoned" the levels are quite high in the blood, and then trace amounts can be detected in the urine for some time after.
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