Mandatory drug testing

In S. Luper & C. Brown (eds.), Drugs, Morality, and the Law. Garland (1994)
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Abstract

By some estimates one-third of American corporations now require their employees to be tested for drug use. These requirements are compatible with general employment law while promoting the public's interest in fighting drug use. Moreover, the United States Supreme Court has ruled that drug testing programs are constitutionally permissible within both the public and the private sectors. It appears mandatory drug testing is a permanent fixture of American corporate life. (Bakaly, C. G., Grossman, J. M. 1989).

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Hugh LaFollette
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