Minnesota SF4285 allows peace officers to use oral fluid screening to detect drugs in drivers.
Minnesota SF4285 amends state statutes to authorize peace officers to use oral fluid screening to determine the presence of drugs in drivers. This applies to drivers of commercial vehicles and those suspected of driving while impaired. The screening must be conducted using a device approved by the commissioner. The bill modifies sections 169A.41 and 169A.51 of the Minnesota Statutes to include this new screening method.
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