In Pennsylvania, having a medical marijuana card does not protect you from a DUI charge. Under state law, cannabis remains a Schedule I controlled substance. That means even if you are not impaired, the presence of THC metabolites in your system can result in a DUI arrest.

Attorney Patrick Nightingale explains how Pennsylvania’s zero-tolerance policy affects medical cannabis patients, and what to do if you are pulled over. Learn why disclosing your patient status could lead to a blood test, and how PKN Law builds a defense by challenging the traffic stop and the testing process. If you are a medical marijuana patient facing DUI charges, schedule a consultation today. Your rights deserve protection.

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