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shouldn't alcohol be tested then, too?

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nothing has been proven that it prevents drug abuse.

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should be seen as student/ employee not property that gets told what to do.

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does not always provide context to the drug use,

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false accusation of drug testing means you paid for nothing

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sometimes the drugs in their system werent put there by themselves.
maybe the drugs were put in their soda or food.

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accurate drug testing is expensive

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not all bad signs lead to drugs which is why drug testing with a "cause" shouldn't be legal.

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false accusations of drug testing could lead to lawsuits

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faulty drug tests can ruin a kids sports career

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faulty drug tests can ruin careers

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faulty test and improper maintenance

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not always accurate

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the employer or school has to pay for it out of own pocket

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violates personal space of the student.

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1. "Drug testing means additional cost of money which could not be helpful to school districts who already struggling with their school budget.

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"hey see it as an invasive attack on the right of privacy. This is not only referring to the rights of the students but as well as the right of privacy of parents."

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if the student is excelling in school, nothing else should matter.

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While some may see it as an invasion of privacy and loss of trust

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"Drug addiction is a psychological and physical dependency of an individual to drugs."

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"From the federal government to professional societies, evidence-based practices are supported for both education and behavioral medicine, and random student drug testing without cause does not yet have evidence-based support. "

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"Risks of a random testing program include invasion of privacy with or without parental permission; costs of the program in terms of time, money, and other resources; "

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"The remaining "evidence" for the effectiveness of random drug testing includes anecdotes and unpublished surveys."

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"The investigators reported identical rates of drug use in schools with and without drug-testing policies, including random testing policies."

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why doesnt alcohol testing count too?

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"random drug testing is approved only for youth involved in athletics and other extracurricular activities,"

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"Although the Supreme Court has ruled that the random testing of all students is unconstitutional, the Court recently held [in 2002] in a five-to-four decision that a mandatory drug-testing program for students involved in extracurricular activities is permissible (Board of Education of Independent School District No. 92 of Pottawatomie County v. Earls, 122 S.Ct. 2559 [2002]). The Court previously had ruled that student athletes could be tested (Vernonia School District 47 J v. Acton, 515 U.S. 646 [1995]). These decisions greatly expand the potential for school drug testing.

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"For example, high-risk students—those not involved in extracurricular activities—are not tested."

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"Specifically, evidence indicates that there is no difference in rates of drug use between schools that use drug testing and those that do not. "

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"student drug testing has not proven to stop drug abuse"