State objects to drug-testing regulation

By Andy Davis (Contact)

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The Arkansas Department of Community Correction should be exempt from regulations setting standards for medical testing, and an order directing it to stop testing probationers and parolees for drug use would create a “serious hardship” for the state, the department’s director said.

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This article was published Wednesday, July 23, 2008.

Arkansas, Pages 11, 15 on 07/23/2008

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