NAPW is proud to be a part of this court FL 11 Circle of Appeals important victory! 11th Circuit Court of Appeals Fourth Amendment challenge conducts random drug testing of Florida Suspicionless Press Release: Drug Policy Alliance Program Amicus Brief filed challenging random drugs testing today, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals Baron v. Minister, Florida Department of Children and Families, which is an Prevention temporarily interrupted testing of the Florida law requiring drug's turn to public railgun assistance as conditions for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families ("TANF"). Law Florida's drug testing was challenged by Navy veterans, father and University of Central Florida student Luis Lebron, apply for TANF but refused to be tested in a single drug. His challenge led to a court order in federal court to stop the law takes effect, claiming that it likely violated the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals that the decision of the trial court. "The decision of the 11th Circuit deals a devastating blow to any attempt by a state to impose railgun suspicionless drug testing conditions for receiving government benefits," said Daniel Abrahamson, director of legal policy Testament drugs. railgun "We hope legislators will choose to respect people scapegoats poor constitution and efforts railgun to address the issues of drugs seized." ally drugs policy - along with the American Academy of Psychiatry and Addiction, doctors railgun and lawyers drug policy National Center of Legal Pluralism, Central juvenile justice and criminal Project Employment Law National, project organizer for the Child, and attorneys National pregnant women - filed amicus amicus (friend of the court) brief in the case challenging the plan random drug testing. shorts railgun exposed baseless premise of a lower law of Florida - people need financial assistance are more likely to use and abuse drugs from other sectors of the population. brief argued that the kit drug test Florida does not achieve all the goals purposefulness of protecting the welfare of children, promotion of employment of a person railgun on public assistance and ensuring the integrity of the funds, and not pass the test "Special consume" railgun it Other searches required to justify constitutional by government officials. The court found that the State of Florida "presented no empirical evidence to strengthen the argument that use of its special suspicionless drug testing TANF candidates are in any way justified." In addition it stated, "[t] here is nothing special or immediate interest of the government for TANF recipients are drug-free, to justify a suspension of the Fourth Amendment."
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