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answered on Sep 1, 2024
You could repost your question under "New Jersey" (Click "Show More States"). You'd have better chances of a response under that heading. Also include "Criminal Law" and "Municipal Law" for better chances of a response. Good luck
Worker A was given a candy as they left for the day by Worker B. Worker B did not tell Worker A that the candy was laced with THC. Worker A was hospitalized 2 days for drug toxicity. The manager for both workers is trying to prevent and coerce Worker A to not report anything and to pay her own... View More 
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answered on Jul 2, 2024
Worker A has a civil cause of action for battery against worker B, as worker B intended to cause harmful of offensive contact and did cause harmful or offensive contact. Giving the candy over satisfies the prong for "contact". There may be criminal liability too, but worker A should hire... View More
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answered on Jun 28, 2024
I believe so, but you might have to be 21. I would Google it.
The drug panel is aimed at searching for possible diversion of narcotics from medication room while at work.
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answered on Nov 4, 2023
Registered Nurses (RNs) in Nassau County, NY, can be terminated for testing positive for THC on a drug panel if their employer has a clear drug-free workplace policy that prohibits the use of marijuana, even if marijuana use is legal in the state for recreational or medicinal purposes. Healthcare... View More
I work at an FEC with go karts bowling and arcade and I am an Assistant General Manager.
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answered on Oct 10, 2023
In New York, as of the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA) effective in 2021, employers generally cannot refuse to hire, terminate, or otherwise discriminate against someone solely on the basis of their lawful off-duty use of cannabis or due to a positive cannabis drug test. However,... View More
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answered on Sep 18, 2023
Naming a weed strain after a military aircraft like the B-2 Stealth Bomber could potentially raise legal issues, but it's not primarily a copyright concern. Instead, the primary concern would likely be trademark and intellectual property rights.
The name of a military aircraft like the... View More
My soon to be husband has been almost a year awaiting outcome of a federal arrest that I have found out more about online than he has from his public defender. When asked to meet with him she has still a year later never met him in person. She has filed notices and discussed pleas without his... View More
answered on Sep 19, 2023
One may complain to either or both the Federal Defender's Office of NYS and the presiding judge in the case, but had better have all the details correct and back up the allegations.
If it's not, what do I do about it?
answered on Mar 11, 2023
While there are some exceptions, it is typically illegal for a company to not hire you in New York based solely on a positive drug test for THC. If that's what they did, and why they did it, and no exceptions apply, you can sue them.
We plan to start a manufacturing plant to make hemp cigarettes and are looking for location now. The product looks like a traditional cigarette, but no tobacco or nicotine. It contains hemp or CBD.
answered on Jan 8, 2023
You may consider starting your research here:
https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2020/01/06/cannabis-confusion-pushes-states-to-ban-smokable-hemp
https://www.ncsl.org/agriculture-and-rural-development/state-industrial-hemp-statutes
I received a offer from United Health Group and the preemployment process has a standard drug screening which includes marijuana. I reside in NYS. Would my offer be rescinded if the drug test comes back with positive marijuana if the employer resides outsides of NYS?
answered on Oct 31, 2021
No more Cannabis testing in New York except in special circumstances. See this link:
https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/politics/2021/10/22/new-york-employers-are-banned-from-testing-most-workers-for-weed
Apply for the job honestly. Complete all questionnaires, etc... honestly.... View More
answered on May 3, 2021
You can truthfully answer that you have not been convicted if your disposition was expunged. However, there are applications such as a pistol permit and certain employment where the permit officer or HR office should be consulted. Some require disclosure of all cases even those that were... View More
Medical marihuana use was divulged during interview, they still offered a position. Now they say - will not hire you unless a drug test can be passed.
answered on Oct 30, 2020
Medical marijuana and recreational marijuana are different. I can not vouch for the legitimacy or accuracy of the below link but it sounds basically correct:
https://www.cannamd.com/whats-the-difference-between-medical-recreational-marijuana/
If you do not undergo the testing then... View More
I have never been charged with anything before. The judge told me I can plead guilty and receive a fine or plead not guilty. If I plead guilty do I automatically receive a fine or can I ask for a marijuana ACD? Do they offer it or do I have to plead not guilty for a marijuana ACD?
answered on Sep 20, 2020
You should be retaining counsel and not pleading to anything until you two have gone over the facts, ramifications and potential solutions to your issue.
On a 3rd party calling child protective custody on family
answered on Jun 30, 2020
The answer based upon the facts presented is no CPS cannot take the child. However, be aware that until ordered to do so by a judge, you do not have to take a drug test.
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