DrugSense
posted on October 10, 2012 by
US NV: Teacher Files Lawsuit Over ‘Invasive’ Drug Test
Las Vegas Sun, 10 Oct 2012 – A Las Vegas middle school teacher has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the Clark County School District for allegedly holding her against her will in a room and forcing her to take an "invasive" drug test. Christ Casillas, a teacher at Cadwallader Middle School, is seeking injunctive relief ordering the School District to change its drug testing regulations, policies and procedures to conform with constitutional 4th Amendment mandates.
posted on September 29, 2012 by
US NV: PUB LTE: If The Glove Fits
Reno News & Review, 27 Sep 2012 – Re "The man who would be prez" (Feature story, Sept. 13): Ending prohibition would greatly reduce the market in illegal narcotics, cause a reduction in the number of users and addicts, greatly curtail drug related illness and deaths, reduce societal harm from problematic abusers, and bring about an enormous reduction in the presence and influence of organized crime. The people who use drugs are our own children, our brothers, our sisters, our parents, and our neighbors. By allowing all adults safe and controlled legal access to psychoactive substances, we will not only greatly reduce the dangers for both them and ourselves but also greatly minimize the possibility of ‘peer-initiation’ and sales to minors.
