2011年4月30日 星期六

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2011年4月29日 星期五

Brief history of drug testing.


Isdrug testingis a large business with at least fifteen u.s. large corporate sales, testing? Employees and others are just a few minutes drive from facilities in testing. From employer users drug testingis a pre-employment survey tool for parents who want to keep tabs on merit as teenagers. There are many groups that use to test drugsoften refine mechanisms.

Since a function mid-1980 of drug testingare becoming common. The group tested the most probably as future employees with safety law of the place of work, strict, and the fact that employees can use dangerous equipment or have access to sensitive information. The employer must ensure that their employees are not drug abusers. Contains a sample of urine I am bleeding or swab from the mouth to drug testing laboratories can often a product is positive or negative results within 24-48 hours.

Last Testing of drug abuse has become more common in professional sports with the controversies surrounding use of steroids and other drugs increases performance. The athlete under scrutiny. The Government has stepped in to and start to implement stricter control and survey frequency of athlete positive results in drug tests.. Can result in penalties such as fines, loss of time or dismissal from the team it is safe to say that the athlete that abusing drugs will have big risks with their careers. By abusing the performance or other illegal drugs

Opponents of drug testingare arguing that human rights violations in the privacy they considered even employees as drug users at leisure. It does not necessarily follow that he or she is affected by random drug testsing were popular in the personnel one drawn out may refer to one of the next CAP for drug survey. While u.s. law enforcement drug test only loosely opponents are random drug testscan destroy a person's life. Use the vacation a lot even may lose employment if drug use is defined by. Drug testing is typically argued ing random drug teststo test without any great cause.








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2011年4月26日 星期二

Doe releases drug court is a misdemeanor.

STEERING COMMITTEE


The committee will be comprised of executive level personnel from selected agencies that represent the interest of the community at large. Representatives from the following agencies will be a part of the Steering Committee.


A Judicial Representative in the form of a Judge and or an individual representing the Court Clerks.


A Representative from the Prosecutors Office in the form of one of the Prosecutors.


A Representative from the Public Defenders office, or private firm.


A Representative from the Law Enforcement Community.


A Representative from the SummitView Foundation will also be a part of the committee.


The purpose of the committee is to meet and counsel on a regular basis. The committee may establish goals and determine the steps that need to be taken to assure that the goals for the correctional accountability track are being met, or to develop and implement plans to reach established goals.


Committee members shall bring all pertinent information and concerns for the entity that they represent to the committee, so that the information may be disseminated and the concerns explored.


Recommendation made by the committee shall be referred to ___________________ for planning and implementation. ____________________ will examine all recommendations and implement all those recommendations which are economically and logistically feasible.


All Steering Committee members must represent an entity with a responsibility to the community, and be dedicated to assuring the success of the correctional accountability track in deterring first time drug offenders.


The SummitView Foundation reserves the right to exclude individuals from the committee that may be acting with their own agenda and not for the good of the community, or those individuals that may have a conflict of interest.


PLANNING TEAM


The planning team shall be responsible for carrying out the various daily tasks involved in coordinating and running the correctional accountability track. The planning team will coordinate with the Steering Committee to assure successful implementation of the correctional accountability track ideals, guidelines, both long term and short term goals.


The planning team shall consist of SummitView Foundation employees and volunteers. These individuals will be well trained and educated professionals.


State Licensed Probation Officers. As needed, probation officers will participate on the planning team. All participants in the correctional accountability track will be placed on court ordered private probation with the SummitView Foundation. Participants will be tracked, monitored and drug tested by a probation officer. Probation officers shall be responsible for court reporting and updates concerning the correctional accountability track participants.


State Licensed Clinical Therapist. As needed, clinical therapists shall participate on the planning team. Therapists will administer group and individual treatment for drug abuse. Additionally therapists will monitor cooperation, compliancy and overall effectiveness of drug treatment. The therapists will prepare drug assessments and make these assessments as well as any other recommendations available to the presiding judge, and other entities as ordered.


Case Managers. Case managers will assist in all necessary applications as related to the correctional accountability track. Case managers will facilitate all intakes, assessments and billing etc.


MISSION STATEMENT


The mission of the SummitView Foundation as it relates to the correctional accountability track is as follows. The collective body of SummitView Foundation employees have through there associations and experience in dealing with drug offenders reached the realization that we as a community may have the greatest opportunity to effect change among new offenders.


Currents trends in the criminal justice system have now and in the past stressed penalties and treatment for hardened long term drug abusers. It would seem that by the time an offender reaches the point where treatment in mandated and penalties force an offender to take responsibility for their actions, the offender has become callused and skeptical towards the judicial system.


We feel that a great opportunity for intervention is being missed. Drug education and treatment can be very effective in teaching new offenders good decision making skills as well as helping them to understand addiction and where drugs will ultimately lead them.


Any of the hardened heroine addicts, the intravenous methamphetamine users, the methamphetamine cook, or the forty year old marijuana addict that can't hold down a job or maintain a drivers license, had their beginnings with a marijuana pipe or a beer in their under aged hand.


This then is our mission, to hold new offenders accountable for their current actions. To teach them the skills that they need to stop using and to start making healthy decisions.


GOALS AND OBJECTIVES


1. Coordinate fully with the court


A. Frequent and organized committee meetings.


B. On line reporting for the courts and prosecutors.


C. Open communication with judges, clerks and attorneys.


D. Probation and treatment working together.


2. Drug intervention for the individual and the community.


A. Hold offenders responsible for their actions.


B. Appropriate quality treatment for offenders.


C. Strict adherence to established guide lines.


D. Follow through treatment and mentoring.


3. New offender intervention.


A. Carefully screen prospective participants.


B. Coordinate with prosecutors to determine eligibility.


C. Make new offenders toe the line.


D. Give offender the tools they need to succeed.


E. Frequent and effective drug testing.


F. Advanced treatment for those who fail to comply.


G. Home confinement options.


TARGET POPULATION


Misdemeanor correctional accountability track participants will ultimately be recommended by the prosecuting attorney in a pending misdemeanor drug case. It will be left to the prosecutor to determine if the defendant meets the criteria and will benefit from the program. The target population should meet all of the following criteria.


o First time misdemeanor drug offenses.


o No extensive previous drug history.


o No criminal history involving violent offenses.


i.e. domestic violence, child abuse, assault etc.


o No significant history of severe mental illness.


o The defendant must exhibit a willingness to change.


ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA


Criminal History:


o The defendant must not have an extensive criminal history involving drug related offences.


o The defendant must not have a felony drug history.


o The defendant must not have any violence related charges on the criminal history.


o If special circumstances exist concerning the criminal history, the prosecutor may make an exception.
Willingness:


o The defendant must exhibit a genuine desire to complete the correctional accountability track.


o The defendant must commit before the judge to comply with all of the terms that are set forth in the probation, treatment and correctional accountability track agreement.


o The prosecutor will ultimately determine the willingness of the defendant.


Nature of the Offense:


o The drug offense must be a misdemeanor at the time that the correctional accountability track is offered. Either originally or as a result of an agreed reduction in the charge.


o The charge in question must not have other felony charges attached, or that occurred as a result of the same criminal episode.


o The charge must not involve lose of life or serious bodily injury.


Mental Fitness


o The defendant must no have any mental deficiency or illness that would preclude them from understanding or completing the correctional accountability track program.


INTAKE PROCESS


Misdemeanor Arrest


A defendant arrested or cited on a misdemeanor drug charge would then be taken into consideration to be a correctional accountability track participant.


Screening process


The prosecuting attorney would then consult with the defendant to see if they would meet the criteria for the correctional accountability track.


Plea in abeyance


The presiding judge in the case will explain what requirements they need to successfully comply with as relating to the correctional accountability track rules. The judge will explain that they will be required to attend classes as well as correctional accountability track councils. The judge will explain that failure to comply with any of the requirements can nullify the plea in abeyance agreement, and therefore the defendant may be required to receive more extensive drug treatment or may have the original sentence imposed.
________________________ requests that the following conditions be included in the plea in abeyance.


1. If the defendant fails to meet all of the requirements to complete the correctional accountability track.
The participant/defendant will be required to complete and pay for ($80), a full substance abuse assessment and any recommended treatment.
However, _________________________ will work with any conditions as set forth by the judge and the prosecutors.


Referral process


The court will give the defendant a copy of the three part referral form, and advise the defendant to contact ______________________ within the next 24 hours and set up an appointment for intake. The court will fax a copy of the referral form to _______________. ____________________ will also strive to have a representative in court during this process.


Intake


When the defendant arrives for the intake visit all of the criteria and expectations will be thoroughly explained. Also any sanctions that may be taken as a result of non compliance will be explained. The defendant will read and sign a probation agreement. The defendant will also fill out a packet that will assist the probation officers and therapists in properly treating the defendant. An assessment will be preformed on the participant by a therapist, this will help ______________________ determine the seriousness of the addiction, and how best to treat it.


CORRECTIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY TRACK PHASES


Treatment and court


The participant will be required to sign up for and complete a prime for life course. The participant will also be required to attend weekly correctional accountability track councils.


Compliancy


Compliancy will be determined by a panel of _____________________ personnel consisting of the participant's probation officer, therapist, and a peer evaluator. Compliance will take into account a individuals entire correctional accountability track portfolio, including monitored abstinence history, assessment and treatment history, new charges etc. Any non compliancy issues that arise will be immediately communicated to the court, and possible sanctions imposed


Termination


A participant's termination from the correctional accountability track program can be ordered by the presiding judge at the recommendation of The _____________________ or the prosecutor's office. If the presiding judge determines that termination is appropriate this action must be executed in a timely manor.


Sanctions


The purpose of sanctioning a participant is to bring the participant back into compliancy without having to terminate them from the correctional accountability track. Sanctions may include remanding the participant to a more in depth treatment regime, more drug testing, extending the duration of program or other treatment tools as decided by the panel.


Graduation


Graduation from the correctional accountability track will mark the participant's completion of the original plea agreement. The participant with then be awarded with a certificate of completion, and have an appointment set for their final review with the judge.


Follow up


Individuals who have successfully completed the correctional accountability track will be asked to periodically sit on the panel as peer evaluators. Graduates will also have the opportunity to attend mentoring groups.


TREATMENT PROTOCAL


o Comply will all of the probation agreement terms and pay $25.00 a month for supervised probation with ______________________________.


o Sign up for and complete 16 hours of prime for life training and pay the associated cost of $ 150.00 total.


o Participate in random monthly drug testing at $13.00 per test.


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2011年4月25日 星期一

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2011年4月24日 星期日

News: Governor wants drug Test welfare recipients

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Gov. Rick Scott wants to test all recipients of welfare for illegal drugs before you get the benefits, and he wants them to pay for this themselves. Scott said the test would retain the assistance program from abuse.

Family of Rosanna Alexander is one of the 58,000 families obtain State assistance. She was shocked to hear a drug test might be coming, but is more concerned about the potential cost.

There is no official word on how much it would cost. Estimates range from $ 35 to $ 90. Alexander said she uses any extra money for diapers for 2 years child Simone or after-school program for 8 years Ryian.

"I don't think it fair that, when you're already in a difficult situation to make it worse," said Alexander.

"I can't pay for a drug test. If they do, they better cough up the money for it, "said DeAnn Jacobs, who was at the Southside assistance office on Thursday afternoon.

The Bill says that if the adult test positive for a controlled substance, he or she would be ineligible for a year. It is also said that in a family of two parents, both parents should be tested before you get public assistance.

Scott defended the Bill.

"No, I think the good news is that measures always helps us to improve and then knowing that it's going to be drug tested, hopefully that will give you another incentive to not use drugs," said Scott.

However controversial, Alexander and Jacobs are willing to take it for the sake of their families.

"I don't see the problem with the drug test. If you're willing to get help from your family, do whatever is necessary, "said Alexander.

Scott gov wants the Bill has been in force since July 1.?The Bill passed a House Budget Committee on Thursday, but both the House and Senate still need to vote.

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Field testing for DUI is not easy.


Download all for very long you read the story in a local paper or view a piece in the evening news about driver by police. Does anyone doubt that situation possible DUI? Field tests are administered on site is designed for alcohol and drug abuse, according to DrunkDrivingDefence the test application and defense attorneys, it is recommended that those who do not have it more that just because someone is defined as a blood-alcohol level above the law, not that they have.

An interesting game. People use drugs and alcohol and drive. They stopped receiving any evidence but it is really that they have positive? For example, a man was pulled over and agreed to resume testing have flea bath for an alcoholic police officer will ensure that something is wrong on the site. There is not much officials can do to prove that a driver is impaired has been read correctly. Driver arrested must reach "zero accept" test, which is costly and time-consuming testing urine the easiest but the blood test is to determine whether a person is "under the influence or not easily, you can see whether the cost increase.

For approximately $ 250.00, a toxicologist from the drug detection Laboratories Inc. (DDL) of Sacramento, calif. testing and report in writing fees will vary from State to State, but the DDL in the Web site of "sorry, today most are drug testswork and plagued with untrusted" with so much on alleged DUI stop our road and preserve. How to enforce the law should be kept. Perform the appropriate tests to ensure the correct reading and don't get steamrolled by defense attorneys with knowledge and experience.

In previous blogs Us reports of drug and surgeon at the former Benson who is related to the car crash that killed three people and injured two others on 25 may not be impaired at the scene, but was tested. Found in his system, the fault was his top level shows that results medication interactive way to others? The problem of Benson he was using prescription medication if a driver is tested and found crack cocaine use. Drugs or certain illegal drugs or other legal course of action that appears is the contrast.

Presumption of innocence is very important to our system of Justice in America, and Yes. Police and law enforcement must follow a procedure but a glut of DUI arrests each year, particularly those who may be related to drug use only enforce laws are sticky. In Wisconsin a person can deny is drug testingif a first offender, but on subsequent offenses. The test will or consent. If those tests for first offense They are charged with denying. Trouble. Law enforcement can do. They patrol our streets and keep up To enforce the law but legal technicalities involved in. Get the confidence that has many. What does it mean to people with disabilities through specialized drug law.

Overcrowding in jails and detention of us did violence is not a priority and to try and take out the fines with difficulty, with people who are responsible for enforcing. We must sing off road, but we don't need to know what to do about. I will send you a DUI offender the violence because it dramatically increases the potential to take on serious damage or even death. If I walk down the street carrying a loaded shotgun in my city. The police are going to want to know how I do. Violence that might be when users or attacks from drug drive. The violence that might be.

It is difficult also because DUI offender requires treatment. Remember there is no need to cook to prevent repeat offenses who have at least two arrests and punishment must break the cycle of infection. All too easy for users to answer a charge less, driving too fast for conditions or anything else. Yes DUI not only help to resolve it. Additional police and clogging of court In the long run therapy is the best.

Criminal justice system cannot accept the situation best. Test procedure for a long time and things need to change really is the culture they have been passed on DUI when compared to other offenses that must change.








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2011年4月23日 星期六

Authorities in awe of coated Kevlar ® Supersubs drug runners

Photo: Christoph MorlinghausPhoto: Christoph Morlinghaus

The noise of helicopter blades echoed across the jungles of Northwestern Ecuador. Commandos antinarcotics in three helicopters looked in marshland below, scanning for any sign of activity. Police had received a tip from a gang of Colombian drug traffickers had created a website of moonlighting here, in a dense swamp 5 miles south of the border of Colombia. And whatever the traffickers were building, the informant had warned, was truly huge.

For decades, Colombian drug runners have exercised their trade with devilish ingenuity, staying a step ahead of authorities by coming up with one innovation after another. When false-panels pickups and bulldozers began designing tunnels suspected in U.S. checkpoints, the cartels and their Mexican partners built with air conditioned under the border. When border agents began rounding too human mules, a group of Colombian heroin smugglers surgically implanted in purebred puppies. But the persistently effective most of the drug corridors has also been one of seeing — semi-submersible cruise ships or towed are slightly below the ocean surface and may contain a ton or more of cocaine.

Assembled in secret shipyards along the Pacific coast, was nicknamed drug subs by the press, but they are unable to swim or maneuvers as real submarines. In fact, they are often just cigarette boats draped in wood and fiberglass are scuttled after a single mission. Yet, despite their limitations, these semisubmersibles are notoriously difficult to control. Us and Colombia officials estimate that the cartels have used them to ship hundreds of tons of cocaine from Colombia in the past five years alone.

But several years ago, the intelligence agencies began hearing that cartels had made a breakthrough: they were building some sort of midseason in the jungle. According to the rumors persisted, the Ghost ship was a submarine honest, fully functional with vastly improved interval — nothing like the disposable water coffins Colombians have used since the 1990s. U.S. police officers began to think of it as sort of a Loch Ness monster, says an agent: ' never seen before, never taken one before. But we knew that he was out there. "

Finally, the Ecuadoreans had sufficient information to launch a full-fledged raid. On July 2, 2010, a group of search — including those three police helicopters, an Ecuadorian Navy armed patrol boats and 150 police officers and sailors — washed ashore near the Colombian border. When a boat patrol happened in some barrels abandoned in a forest Glade outside the Rio Molina, posse moved into finding a astillero or shipyard Selva, with spacious workshops, kitchens and bedrooms for 40. The raid clearly had stopped the workday — pots of rice breakfast were still on the stove.

And there was something else abandoned hastily in a narrow estuary: a submarine camouflaged 74-foot — almost twice as long as a city bus — with twin propellers and a conning Tower 5 foot, ran aground on its side at low tide. "It was amazing to find a submarine as well," said Rear Admiral Carlos Albuja, who oversees the Ecuadorian Naval operations along the Northwest Coast. "I'm not sure that he built, but they knew what they were doing".

Photo: Christoph MorlinghausA cellar load sub arc can contain up to 9 tons of cocaine, worth about $ 250 million.
Photo: Christoph Morlinghaus

Four hundred miles away, the u.s. Embassy in Bogota, Jay Bergman received the news with a sense of vindication. As superior officer in the Drug Enforcement Agency in South America, Bergman had followed the chatter about a midseason rumors for years — even when their colleagues remained deeply skeptical. But any satisfaction felt was less with the implications of the discovery. Drug cartels continued to grow more sophisticated. If the DEA and other agencies had hoped to remain, they would have to find out how traffickers built the sub, how to prevent them from building more, and — more important — how to detect other that might already be out there. Bergman "this is a quantum leap in technology," says about a breakfast of eggs and strong Colombian coffee in a hotel of Bogota. "That puts some formidable challenges.

The first step of the Government of the United States was a stern assessment for snorkeling. Staff of the Centre of technical analysis of Farragut — a branch of the US Office of Naval Intelligence that helps the Pentagon to assess the capacities of the battleships North Korea and the Russian nuclear subs — descended into Ecuador. During two days, the team broke all aspects of construction of the ship. They examined the hull with an electron microscope and energy dispersive x-ray to determine its composition. They pored over the technical capabilities of Chinese sub engines to calculate its range. And they studied the maximum amount of time that the crew would have to breathe underwater, without the aid of CO2 scrubbers, before they would be forced to the surface.

The Group summarized its findings in a 70-page white paper — marked FOUO, for official use only — which transmits a grudging respect for engineers and craftsmen who were able to build something as navigability in the middle of a swamp. "The streamlined hull, propulsion system diesel-electric and fuel ballast system design that all show a significant level of expertise and knowledge of submersible operations," he says. The hull, found he was made an expensive and exotic blend of Kevlar and carbon fiber, tough enough to withstand the pressures of the ocean modest but difficult to Trace in the sea. As a classical German submarine, the drug-running submarine uses diesel engines on the surface and electric batteries when submerged engines. With a crew of four to six, it has a maximum range of 6800 nautical operating on the surface and can go for 10 days without refueling. Replete with 249 lead-acid batteries, the giant can also travel silently underwater up to 18 hours before recharging.

The most valuable resource, however, is the cargo compartment, can contain up to 9 tons of cocaine – a street value of about $ 250 million. The precious cargo vessel ferries this using a GPS chart plotter with lateral scanning capabilities and a high-frequency radio — Tooly essential to guarantee deliveries on time. There is also a periscope electro-optical and an infrared camera mounted on the conning Tower — Visual AIDS that complement miniature two Windows in the cockpit improvised.

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2011年4月22日 星期五

Workplace drug testing and the results of


Modern society today is to attack from drugs and alcohol is a choice for stress buster has increased the consumption of illicit drugs and alcohol among youth, fast. According to information disclosed by Mental Health and Public Services Administration (SAMHSA), u.s. in the year 2007, 11891 (21 to 25 years) and 19977 (26 to 34 years old) Positive test for the consumption of illicit drugs such as marijuana cocaine. Marijuana, etc (SAMHSA, 2007), the United Nations in the fight against drug use and abuse began, various measures including workplace drug testsing.

Freeze and US President Ronald Reagan, Mr. stress in the workplace tests drugis to maintain the performance of employees and drug free (Infantry.army.mil) many Governments around the world have started ' attack on drug use, rather than as ' attack ' after drug supply was not better outcomes, found that many organizations have used this measure to increase the profit of the personnel. Reduce absenteeism the workers safety. Reduces administrative expenses and maintain system health care free of drugs. Most of the employer with the freedom to refuse or reduce the amount of compensation, workers. If using the substance abuse and a proximate cause of injury to employer.

Justifications

Important benefits or legal need justification is drug tests.. Are of drug testingwork is focused on the safety of employees and others. Organization performance Reputation risk benefit employees, etc. organizations in various countries to reduce demand for drugs and health protection andillicit to promote the security of workers and colleagues, public security and performance. Economy, and integrity of workers organizations take such measures of employee drug testsis, it can also be measured in order to reduce the yona damage caused due to accidents at work and on the road (nowdrug testsand privacy 1990) However, if any employee making a workplace drug testsing. It is likely to be cancelled. Areof drug testingbe justified on the basis that will be made to the security of each user. Public and social integration

Citizen of the people.

Workplace tests drugare as important as it happens, because the collision between the interests of workers and employers (ILO Geneva 2003) there are several types of test methods which all conflicts, but random test method of zero of the argument. Aretest drugmay raise legal and ethical issues, as well as employee fired from their jobs. The test is invalid if it occurs without the consent of each person only is considered a violation of the integrity and privacy of each user. (IIDTW report 2004) according to the Privacy Act, 1983, only those data should be collected that are necessary to run the program directly from that person. Follow the steps that are required for all warranty rights Act, a citizen of the US Constitution 1964 shows that it has freedom of speech. Equal protection of law and protection from discrimination law (hhs.gov, 2008) some organizations might use to test drugsing based pre-employment test if the test is positive. He was denied employment. This raised the question of unlawful discrimination as specified in the citizen most of 1964 and of the employer and the employee who entered into a contract to underline the fact that if tested positive for drugs. He is fired or remuneration will stop working on these contracts is handcuffed employees the right to appeal in the Court of law. Isdrug teststhat work caused much of full-time employees to receive treatment for substance abuse? DASIS Report, 2006 show that alcoholics fulltime 58% compared to 39% of the unemployed have interview for illicit substance use treatment (Dasis report 2008) some countries and States they have made a reservation in accordance with the laws in order to promote working drug free. By the remuneration of the employer only affect. Revenues and benefits of employees (ncsl.org, 2009)

Who should test

The Organization proceeds drug testsing to sort out people who want drug testing and when to search for? This may differ from someone recently refurbished or ex-employees. Senior staff unionized employees, male or female, or employees who suspect that the addict (isdrug testsand Privacy p.9) some might classify on the basis of past or present, or drug use. When the employer has introduced reasonable to suspect that an employee drug use on the job or at any time, and because of that he has any effect or may be at work (isdrug testsand Privacy p.9) it is appropriate to do basic testing to avoid discrimination and also helps avoid to delay from employees in.

Most of the foreign organization has used this method to overcome drug use at work. Ensure the security of employees and enhance their economic conditions. This way, positive benefits around the world. The State of Ohio benefit from this approach resulting in a drop of the absenteeism problem supervisors and 97% decrease for injured less than (Globalchange.com), the company has encouraged many more States and countries receiving pill testingare their work. It is important to take action to curb drug consumption. Most young people using the attack stern









2011年4月21日 星期四

Drug and alcohol testing, Consortiums-what are they and why do we need.


Business is just a group of independent businesses, including a group to a common purpose. In this case, the goal is to have the opportunity to meet federal drug and alcohol testing laws. Heavy fines are given for people who need to belong to some programs, but neglect to do so.

In life Today our safety each often rests in the hands of others. We expect to reach business life unharmed back sorry sometimes we respond to people in the may hurt us. It may be another driver. Colleagues, the clerk or employee is typically not intentional, which is made more likely. Have through their negligence caused the accident?

Sometimes negligence because drug use is illegal or excessive drinking is a drug and alcohol testing, consortiums that originated in targets to test these programs is to weed out drug user and alcoholic beverages before they can harm others.

For example, CDL truck driver with their own powers captains USCG licensed and their crew on a Charter boat. Training the pilots flight mechanics and manufacturers of other types of all the companies have positioned the responsibility to secure that the errors in their work can result in injury to another person. Each of these individuals and groups must be members of the program consistent with the policies of the Government who want a strict test. Drug and alcohol testing, consortiums that specifies where and when people need to randomly test? They also guarantee that the results and report them to the appropriate agency.

These programs are not a complete answer to eliminating accidents in the workplace, but they are well-founded and makes us all safer, and due to the well being drug testsnot very expensive procedure appears as a good idea for us, everyone.








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2011年4月20日 星期三

AP: Student drug testing out of whack

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At the first sign that his school might have a steroid problem, athletic director Bob Copeland of Waterloo University in Canada decided unbiased vigilance was the best option, even though he knew he’d hear plenty of complaints.

At great cost -- both monetarily and in the court of public opinion -- Copeland had every member of the football team tested for performance-enhancing drugs. Nine players tested positive. The school responded by shutting down the program for a year, a move that brought a huge outcry but also triggered a renaissance of sorts for drug testing in college sports in Canada.

In the 12 months since the biggest steroid scandal in Canadian college sports, Copeland has became a well-known figure in the anti-doping business, writing opinions and essays on the subject and speaking at the occasional gathering of North American sports administrators.

And the number of U.S. athletic directors who’ve reached out to him for advice?

"Not one," he said. "I can tell you that I’ve reached out to a few in a collegial manner, but haven’t had any response. It’s disappointing. But I’m not necessarily surprised."

Copeland’s experience falls in line with observations drawn from an Associated Press survey of drug-testing policies in college sports, which showed an overall lack of clarity, unity, consistency or integrated strategy between schools, conferences

and the NCAA in the effort to keep performance-enhancing drugs out of the games.

While the NCAA runs an umbrella program, the conferences vary widely in what they do to augment the NCAA rules. Some, such as the Big Ten, have extensive guidelines that closely mirror the NCAA’s. Others have nothing and say they simply adhere to the NCAA, which also tests athletes at postseason events it sanctions, including this week’s Final Four.

At the individual school level, the AP sent out requests for information about drug-testing policies at 76 universities -- 73 to the six biggest conferences and three more to mid-major teams that were ranked in the Top 25 in the Feb. 28 AP men’s basketball poll -- and received responses from 51

Some policies -- such as the one at Florida -- were stringent, kicking athletes who test positive for steroids into Phase IV of its sanction program, which calls for missing at least 50 percent of the season. Others barely mentioned performance-enhancing drugs. Not a single school’s drug policy submitted to the AP read exactly the same as another -- even within conferences and states -- and the majority appeared much more concerned with curbing recreational-drug use than steroids.

Michigan athletic director Dave Brandon said his school is comfortable with its program.

"We have a very comprehensive and extensive drug-testing protocol that reinforces one of our values, being a drug-free department," Brandon said.

Like those at many schools, Michigan’s drug-testing policy explicitly states it is used to augment other efforts and to help prepare athletes for testing by the NCAA and the conference -- in this case, the Big Ten.

The NCAA program calls for at least one drug-testing visit to every Division I and Division II campus each school year -- in which a number of athletes from various sports can be tested. The NCAA, which boasts in commercials that it sanctions about 400,000 athletes across all divisions, administered about 11,000 tests in 2008-09, the most recent period for which statistics are available. Beginning in August, a new NCAA rule will require all Division I schools to designate a staff member who can answer questions about dietary supplements and banned drugs.

The reputable National Center for Drug-Free Sport runs the NCAA testing program but does it to the guidelines approved by the NCAA, not the code established by the World Anti-Doping Agency. The NCAA’s rules about advance notice, independence in judging cases and transparency skew far from the WADA rules, which are what some of the most-respected experts view as best practices. So far did the NCAA veer from the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency’s standards that USADA refused to run the NCAA’s testing program when asked.

"They have programs," WADA’s Gary Wadler said of college sports. "Some are related to conferences, some related to championships, some depend on sports, some depend on drugs. But has anyone really taken a serious look at the NCAA they way we’ve looked at the NFL and Major League Baseball? The answer is no. For a long time, I’ve been mystified by that."

The NFL has an extensive program that has improved over the years but has no blood testing, which eliminates the chances of detecting human growth hormone. As for Major League Baseball, the BALCO probe and the Mitchell Report exposed a handful of big-name players as alleged drug users. Baseball has slowly shifted its drug-testing policy, though it still does not conduct blood tests.

College sports, on the other hand, have produced very little news about steroid problems. In the past year, only one case involving performance-enhancing drugs has made significant headlines -- and they came and went quickly.

At almost the same time the Waterloo case produced the first North American athlete to test positive for human growth hormone, a University of Miami baseball player was charged with possession of marijuana and 19 vials of human growth hormone. He was dismissed from the team, and every member of the team was tested, with no one showing any indication of either recreational or performance-enhancing drug usage.

The AP review found Miami’s drug-testing program to be one of the more stringent, calling for a minimum of three urine tests a year and automatic suspensions after the first positive test.

But there was nothing in the policy that called for blood testing. It was not included in any of the college policies reviewed by the AP. Part of that is because of expense -- which can range up to $800 per test including collection, testing and analysis -- and in part because "there are a lot of challenges to collecting blood," said Mary Wilfert, the NCAA’s associate director of health and safety.

"We don’t think we’re at a point yet where we believe it’s considered critical to do it, and membership hasn’t demanded it yet," Wilfert said.

Among the NCAA program’s other perceived weaknesses are its lack of no-advance-notice testing and its penalty structure, which calls for a one-year suspension for a first offense, as opposed to two under the WADA code.

Wilfert says the association’s sanctioning policy is based on the fact that college players only have four years of eligibility, while at the Olympic level "participation is long as body can manage it."

On the lack of no-advance-notice testing -- something WADA experts consider crucial but is nonetheless rarely seen outside the Olympic movement -- Wilfert conceded the NCAA has not reached that point, "but if you believe you could be tested at any time, you’re less likely to use."

Wilfert said the NCAA, as in all things it oversees, molds policies after what the membership wants.

"Testing for performance-enhancing and recreational drugs is an evolving process," Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis said. "As institutions, it seems we’re always playing catch up. The effectiveness and costs of testing provide great challenges."

Judging by a recent NCAA survey about drug-testing in sports, there’s only lukewarm interest. In 2009, the NCAA sent out about 1,000 49-question surveys and received responses from only 45 percent of the schools.

Of those who responded, 54 percent said they had their own drug-testing program in place. That number jumped to 98 percent -- 55 of 56 respondents -- for schools in the Division I BCS football division. Of those, only 18 percent tested for anabolic steroids, while 99 percent tested for marijuana and cocaine.

Copeland said the focus on recreational drugs at the campus level (the NCAA doesn’t test for those drugs) is commendable but might be missing the point.

"You can certainly be lulled into a false sense of security thinking you don’t have a problem because test results suggest you don’t have a problem," he said.

Copeland, who was roundly criticized for his vigilant stand when the scandal broke at his school, is now earning respect as the man who has helped shift the attitude about performance-enhancing drugs in Canada, where colleges are held to the same standards as the country’s Olympic athletes.

The athletic director cited studies that say between 4 percent and 6 percent of high school students knowingly use anabolic steroids and believes that if it was happening in Canadian colleges, it’s logical to think it’s happening in the United States, where college sports are much bigger in almost every respect.

"If you had a mathematician looking at it from a purely logical point of view, you’d draw the conclusion that you’d think it’s happening somewhere," Copeland said. "But you don’t really know until you have a testing system that’s rigorous, unannounced with a lot of testing happening at different periods throughout the year. It’s sort of like saying that if a referee doesn’t make a call on the field that an infraction didn’t take place. All it really means is they didn’t catch it."


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The lock is not on the drug test free passes

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Celebrity Rehab now meant a completely different players the nfl's substance abuse program.

There isn't any.

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NFL lock the League's test program during the suspension of a player's incomplete and bigger, stronger, their actual version soon-Jin will increase the possibility has been granted. But recreational and performance enhancement drug use on the Spike Adolpho Birch's best interest.

The Nfl's drug testing program Viewer, Birch League sponsorship consultation and treatment being more concerned about those players. That program is no longer required.

"Those who impact intervention program's benefit first look", Birch Dong said last week. "We believe that players who either receive treatment recommendations or test can continue to see a clinical look at them. Apparently, they do their job and it's completely their choice would be. But that the options available to them. "

Unfortunately, some parts of it do not affect the player option, you can choose to take.

Now this month enacted during all football players lock is Cobra, you have to pay through their health care. That League's treatment programs for counseling services included.

Also attending the session while the lock in the new CBA is reached in the drug program under the auspices of the player side will not be counted.

In that situation, there is a chance that some birch, the player realizes off the wagon.

"If they do not continue to take advantage of the program," Birch said, "they, their families, they rely on people to worry about and made may not proceed.

"I really hope no one of them to take advantage of that clinical or they solve their problems and progress to continue continue to find a different meaning."

He is the NFL drug program is protected by confidentiality, because knowing that Birch said how many players lock before were being treated. Players medical evaluation and potential drug abuse policy violations are subject to a consultation. A required four-game suspension for a third failed drug tests, as follows: The player has the steroids policy violations for four games will be automatically suspended.

5 player NFL lock March 11, enacted since has gotten arrested. They (Green Bay defensive tackle Johnny Jolly) is one of the year-long drug interruption in 9 months. Jolie is three years's second possession of the codeine illegally was arrested last Friday.

The NFL conducted about 26,000 random drug test performance drugs 14,000 (recreation approx. 12,000) a year. nearly 6,000 tests during the offseason.

Test a fool-proof are naive to believe. In addition, there is no test NFL football players Association and the new collective bargaining agreement if you want to change the human growth hormone which is pushing for.

Birch, though League test in front of what has been accomplished.

"I think we were consistently the most effective programs in sports among the generally quite professional sports (League), Center think" birch, law and labor policy the nfl's Senior Vice President. "When we see balanced threats on steroids, and protection efforts, the huge amount of work, and drug abuse in our game. They will not remove all but you try and remove the threat.

"Look at our policy in the 1980s, now, it's the same thing for the Model T compared to the Ferrari. The Model T, then a good car. But you can never be content ... We need to be improved, we try to improve them. For the most part, we (NFLPA) was a willing partner. We try and keep moving forward. "

Birch most players random testing without the threat of drug use net continue to believe.

"Obviously, the vast majority of our guys have no problem in this respect," he said.

NFL Weekly ReviewMock draft, analysis or player fail ... We got it here.

But it's still a dropoff that face stiff punishment if caught. All players are locked out of the arrest, the nfl's personal conduct policy will face potential discipline.

Test does not, restart the ban materials and sports supplements steroids by taking positive registered players are given some extra space. Team and the NFL strength coach during the lockout, in contacts, any player will be banned, while the League and the NFLPA sponsorship hotline questions about supplements and their ingredients, the answer is open.

There's something breaking one of the drug testing policy or enticing, you should be aware that the players: Birch as soon as the lock at the end is the resumption of football testing and reached a new CBA.

"We are ready to go within a matter of hours," Birch said.


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2011年4月18日 星期一

Delivered from Distraction: Getting the Most out of Life with Attention Deficit Disorder

Delivered from Distraction: Getting the Most out of Life with Attention Deficit Disorder Medication? Maybe. Marry the right person and find the right job? A must if you are an adult suffering from ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder). So say psychiatrists Edward M. Hallowell and John J. Ratey, authors of the influential Driven to Distraction, published in 1994. In their new book, Delivered from Distraction, Hallowell and Ratey survey the current medical landscape concerning ADD, combining their own clinical observations with the latest research to paint a much more complex and, in many ways, positive picture of the condition than has generally been presented.

Hallowell and Ratey embrace the idea that success in life comes more from playing to your strengths than overcoming your weaknesses. In the case of a person with ADD (child or adult), these strengths often include unusually high levels of creativity, charisma, intelligence, and energy. The authors insist that, while medication and other treatments can sometimes work wonders in reducing limitations, surrounding yourself with people who promote these positive traits, be they in your personal or professional life, is the single most important element to living well with ADD. As both Hallowell and Ratey are not only experts in the field, but "ADDers" themselves, the tips and stories they share for how to do so are fresh, funny, and far more helpful than tired arguments over drugs verse no drugs or whether there?s even such a thing as ADD at all.--Patrick Jennings

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2011年4月17日 星期日

Judges discuss lawsuits over generic drug safety

Two women developed tardive dyskinesia after having drugsThe generic judges are considering cases against pharmaceutical manufacturersGeneric drugs represent 70% of all prescriptions filled in the United States.

Washington (cnn) -two women who say they suffered serious medical complications of a generic medicinal product ask Supreme Court to allow their separate lawsuits against pharmaceutical manufacturers to continue. The judges, in oral arguments Wednesday, gave no clear indication where they were biased.

The High Court two years ago said federal requirements warning by the food and Drug Administration does not capture or block, State Court claims against manufacturers of brand-name prescription drugs. These latest test if the lucrative industry of generic medicines can be performed to the same responsibility.

Concerned: generic drug companies must share responsibility with equivalent brand manufacturers to update their labels warning when significant new risks arise?

The financial implications and security of the judgment of the Court of Justice which is due in June, could prove to be enormous. Generic drugs currently represent over 70% of prescriptions filled in the United States. This number should increase over the coming years, with patent protection due to expire on several popular drugs consumption and lucrative, including Lipitor and Viagra. The Bill for the reform of the health of blockbuster defended by President Barack Obama also encourage greater use of generics. About a third of generic medicines have no competitor brand.

The judges gave conflicting comments about whether Congress intended to separate State lawsuits in generic market.

"Do you think Congress really wants to create a market in which consumers can only render brand-named products?" asked Justice Sonia Sotomayor. "Because if that is the case, because nobody ever took a generic? And why the World Congress-or even FDA-create an obligation different brand-named products of generic products "?

But Justice Samuel Alito chased another legal avenue. "The FDA Has made any calculation of the economic consequences of imposing this duty on manufacturers of generic medicines?" he asked. "I don't know if this is good or not, but it seems to me that can significantly increase costs for manufacturers of generic medicines and therefore neutralize one of the objectives of the Statute, which was to provide low-cost generic drugs."

Gladys Mensing of Minnesota and Julie Demahy Louisiana, both were prescribed as Reglan metoclopramide-marketed by Wyeth Pharmaceuticals-to treat your heartburn and acid reflux. Its pharmacists separately full prescribing an equivalent generic made by PLIVA, Inc. and Actavis, Inc.

After four years of taking drugs, women have developed tardive dyskinesia, a neurological disease that causes severe longterm involuntary muscle movements.

They sued manufacturers generic metoclopramide, claiming inadequate warnings were provided about the long-term risks of taking the medicine. It was also argued there was growing evidence of the dangers posed by drugs, but that companies took no step to change the warning labels.

In 2009, the FDA acted on his own and issued an order for manufacturers of brand name and generic versions of metoclopramide to add a specific warning about the increased risk of developing tardive dyskinesia.

Generic drug manufacturers are trying to dismiss the lawsuits. They cite an act of Congress 1984 anticipate credits of "failure to warn" State.

Pharmaceutical companies long claim various doctrines of preference, saying that they are protected against the majority of product liability claims if they met with the approval of safety standards. They argue that federal regulatory rulings Trump State security laws to the consumer, which often are more resistant than the defaults of Washington.

But the Supreme Court had given a major victory for patients and consumer rights groups in 2009, when he decided in favour of the applicant Diana Winn Levine when she sued Wyeth-now owned by Pfizer-after losing an arm to gangrene from a common prescription anti-nausea. She won a judgment of $ 7 million from a Vermont jury for his assertions.

Arguments Wednesday, lawyer Jay Lefkowitz told the Court that generic companies could not have complied with the laws of the State often strict consumer because that would require labeling its products differently than what appears on the drug label tagThey claim it is a violation of federal law.

But Justice Stephen Breyer seemed unconvinced. "So your argument is that, if we run across this huge ... really serious problem, you're saying that the State has no right to say-even if we purposely didn't tell anyone--they can't engage?"

Lefkowitz admitted that it was the law as he understood it and that "Member States simply do not have a business trying to impose those obligations [Federal]."

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented. "The federal agency says these [State] suits add-on, they are not in disagreement with the federal scheme, because they give manufacturers an incentive to come forward," she said. "Everyone is interested in making sure that only safe drugs are marketed."

Louis Bograd, who represents the plaintiffs, encountered some resistance from several judges on the effect of increased non-contractual liability on the generic drug industry.

Scalia said manufacturers of generic drugs typically don't have the apparatus for research and monitoring that brand companies — with their higher prices have.

"The argument here is whether it will be the FDA ultimately determines whether there was a risk grave enough to modify label or that call will be made by a State Court to guess what the FDA would have feitocerto?"said. "I don't see how you can blame them [generic companies], while they continued to give the warnings that they had to give".

But Bograd, citing the growing popularity of generics when problems occur, said, "If generics are not responsible for, in many of these cases no one is responsible."

The Obama administration is supporting the plaintiffs, concerned that if State lawsuits are pre-empted by federal law, which will reduce the incentive for generic drug manufacturers to provide the latest security information to the FDA.

Chief Justice John Roberts said manufacturers of generics would find an easy way around this, something that can benefit consumers.

"Each time a generic manufacturer Gets an adverse incident report, which sends it to the FDA, and there will be a cliche phrase at the end of her saying, ' we think you should consider revising the labels because of this ' and thenunder his theory, this manufacturer is completely protected against State suits? "

He said that a flood of such reports would overwhelm the federal agency and make it difficult to separate the serious and immediate concern.

The cases are PLIVA, Inc. v. Mensing (09-993). Actavis Elizabeth, LLC v Mensing (09-1039);. Actavis Inc. v. Demahy (09-1501).

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The Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is compared with drug testat work for many reasons. Their main argument is that it is not fair or necessary to enforce those who do not suspect drug use, and work for their employer. They say, "that when workers performance is satisfied ' prove ' their innocence through the degrading process and not sure that violates the privacy, personal," is not fair (ACLU Briefing Paper No. 5)

Another argument is that this group doesn't show urine tested when use narcotics. They simply represent metabolites or remainder of drug use. For example, their argument stating that if an employee roast meat on Saturday. He or she would test positive on Wednesday when they are no longer under the influence and successfully accomplish their tasks.

They are interested in being forced drug teststhat work can disclose medical problems that employees use medications to treat depression, heart disease or diabetes have to test the urine can reveal pregnancy. The employer may use this information to employees looking for. Transfer or other reasons, even though it is against the law to do so.

The other side of the coin is that the employer will lose the Lion by the employee under the influence of drugs and alcohol. These employee costs, cost them more insurancein. Danger to the health of workers lose productivity absenteeism and other losses. They bring into the mind of people who don't use tobacco and are covered for workers at height or drugged because these employees work at the site of the employer's business he or she who is under the influence of drugs or not.

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2011年4月15日 星期五

Problems with drug testing.


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Aretest drughas advanced into the school. The military and work in the rhythm steady all purpose is to promote free health system of drug abuse and promote a policy of tolerance to zero in the drinking but as well drug testscampaign, ing real reduce abuse of drugs or is it actually compounding the problem by driving company guilty at the wall.

When people are screened and found to be legitimate medicine. He does not always need rehabilitation and recovery assistance as we may have a tendency to believe. Anyone found to be abusing drugs may need to undergo imprisonment might lose his job, and even the loss of his children. Point of concern is that people detected during test drugsing may possibly deserve punishment that will actually reduce his tie with society and reduce the likelihood of his return to normal living.

It's not just working under the shadow of drug testsing. Previously, the test of drugin schools located in the gray area of law and to avoid during court appearances, but we are now approving drug testingare in the public school students participating in extracurricular activities like sports and general consensus is that this will expand to include all students in the future. Students are tested and found to have used the drug can be expelled for this reason alone. Instead of rehabilitating drug abuser into life in society on a regular basis. Does the drug tests.? Unsuccessful in this operation is really denying students educational ideal and press him far to drug dependence.

Another view with this whole problem is that it's not really keeping after positive test drug that deters people from further abuse and threats of imprisonment and punishment. When are test drugshave identified a drug abuser? Keep dropping him from an infection are superfluous opined by the lobby that argues that the possibility of punishment, and loss of employment actually motivates people actually stop abusing drugs. This view States that after being drug testspunishment or threat it is necessary and creative in a clean society of drug abusers.

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CP 55940 is used for plants and sold as incense herbs it is educational for the force of the perturbing force "and other neurodegenerative diseases, USA.

White solid substance CP 55940 has been on the interest of many researchers because it is is approved for human consumption (not only of the fact that it is the weight, but also little information on CP 55, 940 ' s side reactions and damage potential infection), Researchers throw it in the mouse. Study reveals effects such as reduced social interactions reduces locomotors activity and anxiety (in mice).

Also, because ... It mimics the effects of THC can say CP 55940 has psychoactive and somatic effects include euphoria, increased restlessness alertness sudden mood changes with humor appreciation. Depression and other mood increases heart rate, paranoia and reddening eyes accounts from disclosure to Pierce skin. Stimulate appetite nausea and lightheadedness food "shift in consciousness towards the more childlike honest Government to date, no information provided on the neurotoxicity of this" Pharmacological and toxicological properties of this product does not have full investigation. "

However, of the dangerous effects on humans The numbers using it instead of meat, even at low doses, but different from, other CP drug efficacy of all 55940 when stored at the temperature below or above the required temperature and doses taken can vary.

In the United States. There is no law that control CP 55940 but because of the similarity of the structure of marijuana (a schedule under law analogue), it is considered illegal for human consumption.

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2011年4月14日 星期四

2011年4月13日 星期三

Difficult to pull the filter-is it necessary?


Screenings of drug was used by sports teams working place experiments offices. Rehabilitation program for the parents to Police Department Schools and many other programs. Aretest drugis too large has been invented for institutions and companies as a way to check for finding people with drug problems. This method prevents death and tragedies in the world have indicated that drug and alcohol abuse is the prudent and cost effective for the employer to specify the type of people who have many rental.

Drug screenings for excellently. rehabilitation it help Centre to see if parents truly drug-free and trying to get their problem under control. In some cases, parents may suspect their child's relation to the child may be using drugs. Screenings drugs help parents relieve anxiety and fear of myself and inform parents of the truth. Call for this check helps families out immensely invention of drug testingare certainly not for profit institutions, and private citizens, while I believe this test method as our social profit for reasons I've stated above, believe should be the choice of whether to tests drug?

If a company or sports team requires the applicant to tests drug to join a team or receive job applicants must take the test drugs. If the candidate chooses to join the team or company. Aretest drugis perfectly legitimate as it is specified under 4 and this is appropriate, because people have a choice of making? Test of and a company or institution can have ing random drug testswhile each person in the team. In a school or an employee of the company. If people don't agree with making tests drug person will not be employed by the company or authorized "try" for the team. drug testingis a requirement that these organizations as a condition of employment or membership of the Organization and people usually understand that concept. Whether a person agrees or disagrees with no matter there is no exception for the rule.

Examples of teacher candidates must have a master's degree in four years as a requirement for the job. If people were saying that I don't think there is a fourth year of the College have really become the teacher education Committee, will tell us not care you need four years of College to work here. There is nothing anyone can do about it if applicants wish to apply the drug tests to get a job or join a team does not receive or get in the team. I agree with keeping the requirements perfectly and no one is against the law requires it.

Have employees or players that are under the influence of drugs is a dangerous situation. Drug abuse has negative physical and affecting emotions in human behavior. For example prove marijuana to disabling of motor coordination If a person smokes marijuana carries a crane operator who really gets hurt. Research on the effects of the following reports: "the short-term impact of the body including trouble with memory and learning, understanding, distorted (sights, sounds and touch), trouble with thinking and problem solving, and loss of motor coordination, increased heart rate and anxiety", so in the comments. Team sports and the company has a lamp with a solid reason to test for drugs to employees or the athlete is ready and can be expected behavior, the best of your ability to do their job properly.

There are many people will be forced to take the test drug or accept random drug tests. I am specifically referring to rehabilitation center trial and jails the arts into these programs is generally not available in their own accord because they have problems of drug or alcohol, or have been in trouble with the law. I believe it is acceptable for these programs by random drug screen control or prisoners. This is drug testingis a way to examine the progress in rehabilitation program or measure if it succeeded, and in the case of a trial or prison is medicine testneeds to see if they are clean and selecting the right.

I have a problem with school students are randomly drug tests.. The school drug tests. Obama if they just doubt anything I understand if a school official is found drug paraphernalia or drugs that actual people of students as the event comes with drug tests. Students However, in the absence of reason only have suspicion that students are on drugs which I think is ridiculous and unconstitutional.

Recently I spoke with one of the secondary school, my Dr. Deborah Kuzma she said ' school can drug tests.. Students for any hint of drugs that are in the system of students ", so that students get a report will be taken out of class and. Drug testshis if students decide to start a rumour about another friend, classmate, used drug ed here is one example, why is it 4 and a law school should be able to find a message or have assured that the student be laxative in addition, police officers should handle actual sobriety test instead of a school nurse to nurse assessment does not interact with the drug users are often. That's one small thing that schools can make a more accurate assessment of students. I'm saying I don't believe in school is drug testshowever, in the Administration should have more restrictions. Visa requirements are specified for the test and investigation before school randomly drug tests student.








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2011年4月12日 星期二

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Many people start from using their drug medications with the best intentions, but may find a engklai is installed after running for a long time or after a combination of disease with alcohol or deliberately unaware do so there may be serious and drugs the affects of alcohol will increase the effect of the narcotic pain relievers, dizzying and this can affect many aspects of growth for some, but it can also quickly spiral out of control from relaxed by opportunity. The district installation for users who can be very difficult to recover, and without treatment by professional clinic.

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2011年4月11日 星期一

Drug testing for welfare


No press releases in order to provide people who are collecting benefits State to submit to random. Drug testingCNN S. have articles pushed West Virginian legislator's law, showing details such as the law is described in ten other States.

Of course there is the problem of conflicts and the ACLU have jumped on to protect the rights of drug users or something like that is a valid argument against it or even a Government subsidized interest benefit insurance sickness has not. Each week will be removed from your paycheck to sign this program. If you are independent contractors who cannot find jobs. You not only to collect the illness because you don't have to pay into. Agreed to take other people's money. But declined to pay it back to them when they need a good way to go in the ACLU lawsuit and will be a chance to win.

But if we focus solely on those who are collecting welfare State? They receive pay nothing. In addition, we are not talking about millions of people who need help from the Government because sometimes difficult of recognition. This is talking about the percentage of people who will not only break the law, but are taking advantage of the system should help less fortunate, and small, to all destinations. We are all aware that some people have children for the purpose of collecting the benefit only large. Most people don't do this, but anyone who has two children and collect welfare accused by someone of this.

This single from sections of the population. No, it's unfair to expect people to follow the law or not, not singling anyone out, this is not very unfairly than the police pull over who will speed up. I don't believe it is stereotypical suspect persons in welfare, more likely to use drugs. Frankly I doubt that drug use among welfare recipients, any value greater than other parts of the population if drug use is the only low millionaireclass. Athlete and will not capture actors with drugs.

The intention of the law must be considered if anyone thought we would catch drug users and reject federal money and save money, so they're kidding themselves, at least. In this short period is not so. States that were converted to pass these laws while the economy is not good to have any money to any sort of drug testingprogram is free to use and maintain. In addition to the cost of testing itself. Have a question that I do when someone is infected? Do we send into prison or not resulting from testing, even in the courtroom.

Target ing random drug testsmust be a user off of drugs. Just to take away benefits of benefit are not going to work because the person's freedom is in jeopardy as the law against drug Rehab drug may be necessary for the person again or keep this welfare rights begins at least but even drug rehab with high rate of failure, while many people go back to drugs. In the end, even though 25% of people who enter the program, get off of drugs for good. This is a great success. These people will be living the most open any round will be shut down welfare. No benefit is in are as a person drugged but were drugged certainly increase opportunities to assist the user logoff received a good savings down the road. The cost benefit is reduced, including the cost of healthcare for the problem that causes all types of drugs.

I believe it can work, but it is not a quick fix to keep some money during the downturn in the economy if it is to be with the intention to help people get off of drugs. Do not punish them for drugs No interest in my tax dollars to recipients of welfare, and/or one of it that way because the drugs are used in making drugs there, but just take money from them will not solve the problem.








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2011年4月10日 星期日

Drug dealer Gets 5 years in prison

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PROVIDENCE — Have betrayed his partners in crime, admitted Thursday the dealer Albert b. Hamlin left Superior Court with the benefit of their cooperation with law enforcement — a period of 5 years to serve in prison with an additional 15 years suspended with probation.

Judge Robert d. Krause called "the hub of a significant drug trafficking" which lasted years and compromised the Providence Police Department. He would have imposed a more severe sentence, "he said, if the Prosecutor had recommended just five years in prison.

One of the attorneys, Deputy Attorney General Pamela e. Chin, proposed clemency within the parameters of Hamlin's earlier plea bargain.

Hamlin, 29, of 20 Ridgeway Ave., in the section Manton, was "a great deal, but cocaine trafficker low-scale" in Providence who amassed cocaine decided but only in small quantities treated, she said.

When not drugs deal he was a busy Union carpet layer, which used the terminology of his legitimate business as code in an effort to throw off investigators.

Hamlin, was finally captured in a four-month wiretap investigation in 2009-2010 by State police and FBI operation called disappointment also picked up three cops of Providence. The officers were narcotics detective Joseph a. Colanduono; Hamlin's older brother, Patrolman Robert j. Hamlin, Jr.; and Sgt. Stephen t. Gonsalves.

A fourth official Providence and partner Colanduono, narcotics Detective Robert d. Enright, also was indicted. But the charges were dropped because the Attorney General said that there was sufficient evidence to convict.

Condemnation of Hamlin wraps up the Deception operation processes, a case whose revelations have rocked the Police Department and the local Office of the federal Drug Enforcement Agency a year ago.

He was a longtime insider, serving paid confidential informant of Colanduono even as he provided drug deals with police, enjoying his protection and sometimes used their equipment. His brother was one of their tipsters, briefing him on narcs "Providence" and vehicles that led. For years, Colanduono and Enright worked on assignment with the DEA.

In a sentencing hearing that lasted no more than 15 minutes in the complex judicial Licht, Chin praised the cooperation of Albert Hamlin in the probe, said he was never convicted of a crime and is a good candidate for reabilitacaoe reported that Hamlin would live in another State when it is released.

Such cooperation included its agreement on the day he was arrested for setting up Colanduono in a police state. He seduced Colanduono for stealing $ 2000 of a van that troopers had staged in a parking lot.

"Because of his cooperation, there is no question either of these cases solved and resolved quickly," Chin said.

In mid-November, Hamlin pleaded guilty to 25 charges — he had been indicted in 38 — in exchange for agreement of the Attorney General that he receives a maximum prison sentence of 20 years with no more than 10 years to serve.

With Hamlin sewed and available to testify against other figures important in the case, including his brother, prosecutors were better-positioned to avoid time-consuming tests and coaxial plea bargains.

Excluding Enright, 23 people were indicted in the operation of disappointment, most clients, and none was on trial. With Hamlin having been convicted, that makes 15 entered into plea deals and were convicted. Eight were allocated to the diversion of the Attorney-General, which means that their accusations are withdrawn if completing the program.

"Mr. Hamlin, this was not a frolic in the short term with you," said Krause. "This activity your born of greed".

The judge noted that Hamlin traded marijuana and pills as cocaine and said, "That was in effect an apothecary drugs."

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KEY PLAYERSOperation Deception

Detective Joseph r. Colanduono. Age 45, of West Warwick. Fired from the police and serving eight years in prison. Albert Hamlin was his former confidential informant in drug investigations.

Ptlm j. Robert Jr. Hamlin Age 34, East of Greenwich. Fired from the police and serve three years in prison. Hamlin was a school resource officer.

Khalid Mason. 34 Years of Central Falls. Meet two years in prison. He was a wholesaler of Albert Hamlin.

Sgt. Stephen T. Gonsalves. 47 Years of Providence. He retired from the police force. Given a suspended sentence of two years. It was a client of Albert Hamlin drug ring.

TIMELINE

November 20, 2009: State Police starts an investigation wiretap of Albert b. Elkview after obtaining information from an informant. Later, they describe Hamlin as a drug dealer.

February: police State electronically monitor during one month the car Police Narcotics Providence Detective Joseph a. Colanduono.

On March 4: State Police Arrest six people accused of drugs, including Colanduono and two other officers who say they were helping protect a drug operation performed by Hamlin.

April: Colanduono and another officer charged, Patrolman Robert j. Hamlin, Jr., brother of Albert Hamlin, are ordered held without bail.

On June 7: State grand jury indicts 24 people in connection with the Deception operation, including Colanduono and Hamlins.

On November 18: Albert Hamlin pleads guilty 24 charges after negotiations with the Attorney General's Office. Fourteen other charges are dropped.

On December 9: Colanduono pleads guilty to four charges against him. Five others are discarded as a result of plea negotiations with the Office of the Procurator-General.

On 17 February: Colanduono is sentenced to serve eight years in adult correctional institution.

March 31: Albert Hamlin is sentenced to five years in prison.

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