Keep smoking and growing and watching prohibitions fall down.

All right, guys, what's up?

You know, we're covering heavy shit on the show with DUIs.

This is an important subject.

Cannabis DUIs.

Yes, people are getting screwed out there.

I found this article titled Michigan Police Seek a new way to identify stone Drivers. I thought, hey, we know a guy in Michigan. So got a hold of Todd there, man. How you doing, man? Welcome to the show. We've had you actually on the show before. So it's good to have you back. Hang on. This is Todd Levitt, attorney at law, man. If I ever get arrested in Michigan, this is the guy I'm going to call, man. What's up, brother? It's great to be

back with Scottie Real, the dude, and the rest of the cast of characters here and the DGC. Thanks for having me back, guys. Well, yeah, man. First I've shout out your podcast, man. You got a specific, you do a lot of cannabis law on your show, man. What's the name of your show, brother? Yeah yeah so i have a weekly radio show on a classic rock

station 95 w ups and it's uploaded as a podcast with some extras uh that's why you play all that

classic rock now i get it yeah because it's a radio show so we can get away with that so it's called

the todd levitt l-e v i t marijuana law podcast and I am stoked that you guys from the DGC, the dude, Scotty Real, are coming in the mothership of the Sunday. Stokes. We're going to be hanging, absolutely. We're going to be dankin for sure. You know, there's so much going on with cannabis and DUIs, and it scares the shit out of me. Yeah, let me just start the, let me season it here. There you go, man. This is what got our attention here. This is state police in October 1st, explain the agencies, and this is in Michigan, oral fluid roadside analysis pilot program. They're launching it statewide. So this isn't, this is a to try and get enough say,

hey, this is working. This is working. Let's implement this shit into law. This is the oral

fluid roadside is testing for six classifications, amphetamines, benzodiafines, cocaine,

methamphetamines, opiates, and THC. And can't you drive better on some of those?

Well, I always say we need three lanes.

We've got the fast lane, a slow lane, and then the toking lane.

We just need a lane for tokers here in the state of Michigan, just chillaxing up and down the ditch, as I call it, up and down the highways.

So you're correct.

In Michigan, we have right now 100 officers,

law enforcement officers who have been trained and they call themselves the, you know,

drug recognition experts. So these officers are trained as DREs and they're supposed to identify

certain behaviors or character traits that are more frequent in individuals

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