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Allegations of drug use and drunken driving among public officials in New Mexico have sparked a new trend -- voluntary drug tests for politicians and judges. The movement was provoked by two recent developments: A prominent judge was charged with allegedly possessing cocaine and allegedly avoiding a driving while intoxicated checkpoint, while a local television station obtained a confidential document alleging a history of cocaine abuse among several New Mexico judges, attorneys and businessmen.
July 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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