Adverse testing outcome: drugs
35 Adverse testing outcome: drugs
A selected prison officer returns a positive result to a drug test if —
the preliminary analysis of the prison officer’s or contract prison officer’s sample returns a presumptive positive test result for drugs and that prison officer or contract prison officer subsequently returns a confirmed adverse test result for drugs; or
in the case of a test for testosterone, the preliminary analysis of the prison officer’s or contract prison officer’s sample returns a presumptive positive test result for drugs and that prison officer or contract prison officer subsequently returns a confirmed adverse test result for drugs indicating that the amount of testosterone present in the prison officer’s or contract prison officer’s sample is 4 or more times the amount of epitestosterone present in that sample.
A selected prison officer is taken to return a presumptive positive test result for drugs if the selected prison officer gives 2 or more invalid samples without a written medical explanation for the invalidity of the samples.
The statute text is free to read above. View Pro plans to unlock the case-law research tools for each provision.