• HobbitFoot
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    9 months ago

    I don’t. It depends on state law. In some states, the act of being inebriated while driving may be enough. There may be additional penalties for alcohol, but showing proof of the substance may not be needed if you can document being in a state that you shouldn’t be driving in.