New Jersey A3534 mandates data collection on drug evidence testing and issues a report on the reliability of drug field tests.

New Jersey A3534 requires the New Jersey State Police Office of Forensic Sciences to collect data for six months on specimens potentially containing controlled dangerous substances or analogs. The data includes details on the type of drug field test used, results, and whether the specimen was analyzed in a forensic laboratory. The Office of Forensic Sciences must issue a report within 90 days after data collection ends, analyzing the data and focusing on the incidence of false positive drug field test results.

New Jersey A3534 mandates data collection on drug evidence testing and issues a report on the reliability of drug field tests.

New Jersey A3534 requires the New Jersey State Police Office of Forensic Sciences to collect data for six months on specimens potentially containing controlled dangerous substances or analogs. The data includes details on the type of drug field test used, results, and whether the specimen was analyzed in a forensic laboratory. The Office of Forensic Sciences must issue a report within 90 days after data collection ends, analyzing the data and focusing on the incidence of false positive drug field test results.