Jack Tweed, widower of Jade Goody, faces a one-year driving ban after testing over the legal cannabis limit—admitting he uses it to cope with depression, anxiety, and sleeplessness. Representing himself in court, he confessed to driving impaired the morning after using weed, acknowledging past DUI convictions and expressing remorse while stressing how vital driving is for his electrician job and modest income. Magistrates upheld the mandatory 12-month disqualification despite his efforts to improve, adding a $1,000+ fine. Though accepting the punishment, Tweed later voiced frustration over media focus on his struggles.
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