TALLAHASSEE – on the same day the law was made to live up to the promise of the Governor Rick Scott require people receiving social pass drug tests, he signed the Executive order that State employees do it too.
Sen. Paula Dockery, R-Lakeland, offered legislation on behalf of Scott in the Criminal Justice Committee Tuesday to require all recipients of social assistance cash over 18 years of age pay for and receive test for drugs. One official estimated that it would affect about military people.
The Governor's Executive order requires all potential longer under his leadership, the tests of the drug and the commands that all current employees be subject to random drug screenings, affecting potentially 100 000 people. If the tests cost State $ 35, that add up to $ 3.5 million.
ACLU says random testing proposal was unconstitutional in the case of ACLU, 2004 against the State Department of juvenile justice.
"The State of Florida to force people to give up their constitutional rights in order to work for the State. Lack of proof of use of illegal drugs, or assigned to a sensitive from the standpoint of safety at work, people have the right to be alone, "said Howard Simon, Executive Director of the ACLU of Florida. ACLU would be a State employee, who would like to challenge policy, Mr. Simon said.
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