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Eighth Circuit Holds Sweat Patches Generally Reliable

Loaded on Dec. 15, 2007 published in Prison Legal News December, 2007, page 41
Filed under: Searches, Drug Testing, Probation. Location: Iowa.
The Eighth Circuit court of appeals held that sweat patches were a sufficiently reliable method of determining drug usage to support federal probation revocation.

Mark Lou Meyer, a federal prisoner, appealed an Iowa federal district court?s revocation of his probation. Two conditions of his probation were not to use illegal ...

 

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