Urinalysis test use limitation for supervised individuals
Introduction and first reading; Referred to
Summary
The bill amends Minnesota’s parole and supervised‑release rules so a urine drug test can be ordered only when a supervision agent has a documented reasonable suspicion of illicit drug use. It also clarifies that the commissioner may restrict cannabis use after a chemical use assessment, but cannot penalize someone for participating in the cannabis registry or for a positive cannabis test. The measure is currently referred to the Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee.
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