No. Qualified Patients may still be arrested for impaired driving.[1]
[1] § 316.193, Fla. Stat.
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- General Principles
- Consumer Protection: Cars
- Contracts
- Credit
- Criminal Charges
- Drinking Laws
- Driving
- Employment
- Environmental Responsibility
- Federal Income Tax & FICA
- Jury Duty
- Landlord & Tenant
- Marriage
- Medical Marijuana in Florida
- Mental Health & Substance Abuse
- Paternity Issues
- Police Encounters
- Selective Service System
- Social Media Responsibility
- Sexual Cyberharassment
- Texting & Driving
- The Court System
- Voting
- U.S. Immigration & Citizenship
- Useful Links
- Are You an Adult Yet Quiz
- App Homepage