Minnesota HF3968 limits urinalysis tests for supervised individuals to cases of release revocation and reasonable suspicion of illicit drug use.

Minnesota HF3968 amends the state statutes to limit the use of urinalysis tests for supervised individuals. The bill specifies that such tests are only required if there is a revocation of release or reasonable suspicion of illicit drug use, with the source of suspicion documented in the supervision authority's case management system. The commissioner of corrections is prohibited from revoking release or sanctioning individuals solely for participating in the registry program or for positive drug tests for cannabis components or metabolites.

Minnesota HF3968 limits urinalysis tests for supervised individuals to cases of release revocation and reasonable suspicion of illicit drug use.

Minnesota HF3968 amends the state statutes to limit the use of urinalysis tests for supervised individuals. The bill specifies that such tests are only required if there is a revocation of release or reasonable suspicion of illicit drug use, with the source of suspicion documented in the supervision authority's case management system. The commissioner of corrections is prohibited from revoking release or sanctioning individuals solely for participating in the registry program or for positive drug tests for cannabis components or metabolites.