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Washington Constitution Article 1, Section 7: The Argument for Broader Protection Against Employer Drug Testing
This Comment will analyze Article 1, Section 7 of the Washington Constitution, the search and seizure provision, and conclude that this provision should be construed to provide greater protection to employees against employer drug testing absent individualized suspicion than the Fourth Amendment doe
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