Judge: “Accidental” Cannabis Use Still a Fireable Offense for Federal Agencies

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By Patrick BegganFeb 6, 2019, 11:30 am219 pts
A federal judge has ruled that the government is able to fire employees who test positive for cannabis — even if it was consumed on accident — according to a Government Executive report. The ruling was sparked by the trial of Jeffrey Hansen, an information technology specialist working with Customs and…

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