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Old 09-28-2007, 04:58 PM #35
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Actually there are alot more studies with larger sample sizes.

However that may not help you at all in court if you are arrested as many people have pointed out.

Even if it gets to the point of presenting scientific evidence, in the court system, the scientific evidence that agrees with the judge and/or juries common sense, not the studies that are the highest quality with be the ones that win. And most people's common sense is that optiates impair driving.
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