Seems like standard sobriety tests (touch fingers to nose, walk straight line, etc.) would work if filmed. The courts should probably come up with a standard rubric to keep cops from using the test like a bs "disturbing the peace", but I am all for not having folks who are too stoned driving.
That said, my experience with stoned drivers is that they drive slow and take fewer chances. As long as they stay off the freeway and hit the back roads where they can putter along at 20 mph things are probably fine...
Seems like standard sobriety tests (touch fingers to nose, walk straight line, etc.) would work if filmed. The courts should probably come up with a standard rubric to keep cops from using the test like a bs "disturbing the peace", but I am all for not having folks who are too stoned driving.
That said, my experience with stoned drivers is that they drive slow and take fewer chances. As long as they stay off the freeway and hit the back roads where they can putter along at 20 mph things are probably fine...