Court acquits defendant of driving under influence of THC based on insufficient evidence of impairment.

The court acquitted the defendant, M. T., of charges for driving under the influence of delta-9 THC found in his blood. Although the defendant was tested positive for THC at a concentration of 1.9 ng/ml, the prosecution failed to prove that this substance impaired his driving ability. The court ruled that mere presence of the drug without evidence of actual impairment does not constitute a crime under the relevant article.