Supreme Court won’t hear Missouri college drug-testing case

By: Jim Suhr Associated Press June 5, 2017

The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to hear a Missouri technical college's challenge of a ruling that its mandatory drug testing policy is unconstitutional when applied to all students. The nation's highest court refused without comment to intervene at the request of 1,200-student State Technical College of Missouri, the 56-year-old school formerly known as Linn State ...

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Supreme Court won’t hear Missouri college drug-testing case

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