City of Annapolis v. United Food Workers, Local 400
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
MURPHY, Chief Judge.
This case involves a constitutional challenge to a mandatory, suspicionless post-employment drug testing program for police officers and fire fighters of the City of Annapolis.
I
For some years prior to 1986, all persons seeking employment with the City were required to take a pre-employment physical examination, which included analysis of a urine specimen. Uniformed police and fire fighter personnel employed by the City were also required to submit to periodic post-employment physical examinations, including a urinalysis as part of the examination.
In September of 1986, the…
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