A civil rights lawsuit filed by seven black Boston police officers who were fired or suspended after mandatory hair drug testing showed they used cocaine is casting the spotlight on a test that many say is unreliable. The officers, who have sworn they did not use cocaine, argue the hair testing is unfair because drug compounds show up more readily in dark hair than light hair. Their civil rights lawsuit is one of many legal challenges against hair drug tests.
August 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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