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Latest DMV LEGAL DMV NEWS:
1. California DMV Agrees to Let Medical Marijuana Patients Drive
2. DMV revises guidelines on medical marijuana
3. Former State DMV Worker Arrested
4. DMV CLOSED - but which ones? a lot of DMVs are closed
5. California DMV: Licenses can't be revoked over MEDICAL MARIJUANA
6. Did you know that the ALOCOHOL BAC count used to .1%, however, over time, they lowered to .08% - Obviously, this means that there is a track record of DMV AMENDMENTS. Since at that time, that rule was best suited, they offered it for the best of levels they knew at that time.
7. Did you know that Online TRAFFIC SCHOOLS house your data and can potentially use it against you.
8. Calling your Local DMV agency, unprepared with what you need, can be a WASTE OF TIME. Frustration can take place, and you need to avoid this.
9. When the line is so long, that it's coming outside the building, you wonder, WHAT THE F*CQ*#)_U is going on. Should I waste my time, or go online?
10. March 12, 2009 - Oregon proposes taxing medical marijuana
11. Federal Bailout: CitiCorp realizes they added an extra zero by accident, markets headed for another bailout requirement
12. Jim Cramer changes name to avoid constant reminders of his past from Jon Stewart.
13. DMVFIGHT: Two arrested after spat outside DMV. - 3/24/2009
14. Latest News: Woman charged with driving 103 MPH is on paid leave from dmvjob (OREGON).
15. New Fee Structure for LAW FIRMS. - With deal flow in the dumps, flat rates are replacing billable hours.
Associated Press Posted: 03/04/2009 11:58:34 AM PST State officials have issued new guidelines saying California drivers cannot lose their licenses just because they have a medical marijuana prescription. A revised Department of Motor Vehicles' training memo instructs agency staff to treat medical marijuana like any other prescription drug when considering whether to renew a driver's license. Medical marijuana advocates released the memo this week and credited the changes to lawsuits filed by medical marijuana patients whose licenses were revoked. A DMV spokesman said the revisions do not represent a new policy but merely spell out guidelines already in practice. Medical marijuana is legal in California under a voter-approved ballot measure passed in 1996.
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