Limits urinalysis tests for supervised individuals in Minnesota to cases of reasonable suspicion of illicit drug use.
The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to restrict the use of urinalysis tests for individuals on parole, supervised release, or conditional release. It prohibits the revocation of release or sanctioning solely for participation in the registry program or a positive test for cannabis components or metabolites. The commissioner of corrections must adopt rules ensuring due process for revocation of release. A supervised individual must submit to a urinalysis test only if there is reasonable suspicion of illicit drug use.
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