A Republican lawmaker pitched changes to voter-approved recreational marijuana laws while keeping home grow and tax rates where Ohioans wanted them.

The Statehouse Republican version would keep home grow and tax levels the same, but reduce THC levels and redirect most of the tax revenue.

It’s a tricky point for law enforcement. Driving under the influence of marijuana poses a potentially lethal public safety risk. While that’s not true for passengers’ use, it’s difficult for officers to get straight answers as to who was doing what when people have incentives to lie, according to Barnett, the prosecutor.