United States v. Grant

I agree with the majority opinion in this case but have some difficulty squaring it with the majority opinion in United States v. Graham, 50 MJ 56 (1999). In both cases, evidence of a positive urinalysis test result was offered and admitted for a purpose other than to directly show the charged offense. In Graham, however, this Court held that evidence offered for such a purpose must still conform to the rules pertaining to urinalysis evidence delineated in Harper, Murphy, and Ford.1 Id. at 59-60. The majority reaches a different conclusion today.

*418More particularly, in Graham, evidence of a…