Christensen Law
David Christensen
25925 Telegraph Rd #200
Southfield, MI 48033
248-900-9000
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Drugged driving is just as dangerous as drunk driving. It is a leading cause of auto accidents and subject to DUI penalties. Find out what Christensen Law can do to help you, if you've been involved in a drugged driving accident.
What can you do if you are in a car accident and the person who hit you was high? Is a drugged driving accident any different once you get to court? What if you were the one operating under the influence of a controlled substance?
Drugged driving is a problem in Michigan. Every year, thousands of people are injured by motorists who get behind the wheel high. And while drunk driving is more famous, drugged driving accidents can sometimes be harder to predict and avoid. That’s because a drugged driver can behave differently, depending on what he or she has consumed, and how much of it.
Drugged Driving Laws in Michigan
It is illegal to drive with any amount of a Schedule 1 controlled substance in your blood stream. That includes heroin, cocaine, and even marijuana. If you are found with any trace of a controlled substance in your system, you can be charged with operating while intoxicated – the same law that applies to drunk driving. Prescription drugs can cause intoxication too, so make sure you talk to your doctor before getting behind the wheel.
About David Christensen
LISTENING. PROTECTING. WINNING
At Christensen Law, we are leaders in helping victims of automobile and truck accidents. We understand the overwhelming challenges that come with these life-changing events, and we want to help. You are not alone – we will become your voice.
Christensen Law
David Christensen
25925 Telegraph Rd #200
Southfield, MI 48033
248-900-9000
inquiry@davidchristensenlaw.com
https://davidchristensenlaw.com
https://plus.google.com/101403597068266196711/posts
