Washington SB5880 amends toxicology testing procedures for alcohol and drug content in blood samples.

Washington SB5880 modifies the procedures for toxicology testing in cases involving suspected driving under the influence. It specifies that blood samples for alcohol or drug content must be collected by licensed medical professionals or certified technicians using sterile equipment. The bill also mandates that blood samples be collected without interfering with essential medical care and that the person providing the sample must be seated, reclined, or lying down. Additionally, it allows individuals to have their own licensed or certified health care provider administer additional tests.

Washington SB5880 amends toxicology testing procedures for alcohol and drug content in blood samples.

Washington SB5880 modifies the procedures for toxicology testing in cases involving suspected driving under the influence. It specifies that blood samples for alcohol or drug content must be collected by licensed medical professionals or certified technicians using sterile equipment. The bill also mandates that blood samples be collected without interfering with essential medical care and that the person providing the sample must be seated, reclined, or lying down. Additionally, it allows individuals to have their own licensed or certified health care provider administer additional tests.