Harmon v. Meese

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• considering Fourth Amendment challenge seeking to enjoin implementation of Department of Justice's proposed drug-testing policy
• considering Fourth Amendment challenge seeking to enjoin implementation of Department of Justice’s proposed drug-testing policy
• Justice Department’s critical interest in employees’ fit ness for duty, security of classified information, integrity, and public image do not justify random testing where drug use is not a problem
• defendants \argue strenuously’ that \documentation of a ‘widespread’ drug abuse problem among Department employees is not an absolute prerequisite to taking action to correct or stave off potential ‘disruption of the office and destruction of working relationships”

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