Legal Penalties for Marijuana DUI in Massachusetts A conviction for operating under the influence of marijuana carries the same penalties as an alcohol-related DUI: First Offense: Up to 2.5 years in jail Fines ranging from $500 to $5,000 License suspension for up to 1 year Possible enrollment in a driver alcohol education program Subsequent Offenses: Increased jail time Higher fines Longer license suspension periods Potential installation of an ignition interlock device (though primarily used in alcohol cases) Penalties can also increase if the incident involved an accident, injury, or if a minor was in the vehicle
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