Luis W. Lebron v. Secretary of the Florida Department of Children and Families

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• considering class-action challenge to Florida's public-benefits-drug-testing requirement brought by Plaintiff who \refused to take the test\ and finding that such testing \offends the Fourth Amendment\
• considering class-action challenge to Florida’s public-benefits-drug-testing requirement brought by Plaintiff who “refused to take the test” and finding that such testing “offends the Fourth Amendment”
• \[D]iscussion in dicta 'is neither the law of the case nor binding precedent.' \
• “Expertise in one field does not qualify a witness to testify about others.”
• “Expertise in one field does not qualify a witness to testify about others.”
• “Expertise in one field does not qualify a witness to testify about others.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).