Arizona Drug Testing Laws and Regulations
| State: | Arizona |
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| Statute of Order: | Ariz. Rev. Stat. §23-493 et seq., §15-513, §28-414.01 |
| Covered Employers: | All private employers, plus school districts and entities that furnish transportation to school districts. |
| Applicant Testing: | Testing authorized if applicant is informed in writing beforehand. Applicant's refusal to submit to test may be used as basis for not hiring. Testing required to certify school bus drivers. |
| Employee Testing: | Testing authorized, including random testing, for any job- related purpose consistent with business necessity. Written drug-testing policy must be distributed to all employees. Discipline or discharge authorized for employees who test positive or refuse to submit to test. School district transportation employees must submit to testing in the event of accident or if based on probable cause. |
| Conditions & Methods: | Confirming test in case of positive findings and methods of collection, storage, and transportation that preclude contamination of specimen, and confidentiality of test results. |
| Important Bulletpoints: | |
| Medical Marijuana Law: | An initiative measure amending Title 36, Arizona Revised Statutes. By adding Chapter 28.1; Amending Section 42-201, Arizona Revised Statutes. |
| Applicability: | Physicians and qualifying patients, visiting qualifying patients and designated caregivers |
| Quantity Allowed: | Two and one half ounces of usable marijuana |
| How Obtained: | Through dispensaries which will be taxed and started to open in July 2012. |
| Liability Protections: | Numerous protections including a discrimination prohibition with limited exceptions. Protects patients with debilitating conditions, their physicians and providers, from arrest and prosecution, criminal and other penalties and property forfeiture if such patients engage in the medical use of Marijuana. |
| Statutory Requirements for Authorized Use: | Registry Card required identifying person as a qualifying patient, registered caregiver or a registered non-profit Medical Marijuana dispensary agent. |
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