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Fourth Amendment: Suspicionless Urinalysis Testing: A Constitutionally "Reasonable" Weapon in the Nation's War on Drugs?

Kenneth C. Betts
1990 Journal of criminal law & criminology  

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Kenneth C. Betts. "Fourth Amendment: Suspicionless Urinalysis Testing: A Constitutionally "Reasonable" Weapon in the Nation's War on Drugs?." Journal of criminal law & criminology 80.4 (1990) 1018