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Report: Clemens didn't test positive in 2003
File - Rusty Hardin, attorney for pitching great Roger Clemens, leaves the federal courthouse after a motions hearing in this April 9, 2008 file photo taken in Houston.
Rose Medical Center tech may have infected patients
Jeff Dorsey, left, president and chief executive officer of Health One, talks while Dr.
Task force works on drug testing for students
High school athletes and students involved in extracurricular activities in the Juneau School District could be facing mandatory random drug testing.
Five people were arrested in a raid on a brothel on Durban's Clark Road on Thursday afternoon, KwaZulu-Natal police said.
Prosecutor wants probation revoked for ex-coach in Fallon teen sex case
A state prosecutor wants the probation yanked for a former Fallon softball coach convicted on charges related to supplying alcohol and encouraging drinking at a teen party she hosted where a girl said she had sex with multiple boys.
Pitts. FF Charged with Firehouse Burglary
Rich Lord Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Criminal charges against a Pittsburgh firefighter spurred a union-management showdown yesterday, with Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's administration calling for more disciplinary rights and drug testing, and a labor leader demanding innocent-until-proven-guilty treatment for a seven-year veteran.
Judge: Accused Killer Can Bond Out
At an emergency bond hearing Tuesday, a Macomb County judge said he will allow a man charged in the deaths of his New Baltimore parents to post bond.
Man pleads to felony murder in 2007 drug deal gone awry
Benjamin Mark Roberts didn't wield the knife that killed his 19-year-old friend, Jon Longuil, but he faces prison time for his murder.
Agency has 'plenty of information' on dopers
By Bertrand Boucey The French Anti-Doping Agency will target certain riders for testing in this year's Tour de France, says AFLD president Pierre Bordry.
Jabalee held on $1M bond in parents' killing
New Baltimore -- A Macomb Circuit Court Judge granted bond this morning for a Clinton Township man accused of stabbing and beating his parents to death in the garage of their Washington Street home in 2006.
Pittsburgh fireman charged with firehouse thefts
A Pittsburgh firefighter who is suspended and undergoing drug treatment allegedly called in false alarms then used a pass key to enter a city firehouse so he could steal money from others who left to respond to the false alarms.
Michael Jackson - Michael Jackson had 'Sober Coach'
MICHAEL JACKSON HAD 'SOBER COACH' Michael Jackson's family were so worried about his alleged drug abuse they wanted to have him committed to a rehab clinic and employed a 'sober coach' to accompany him on tour.
Son Granted Bond, Fights Murder Charges
Ronald Jabalee has been granted a $1 million cash surety bond as he fights charges he murdered his parents.
Drug tests in the United States are one of most use tests among Americans. If a person is looking for employment, he or she will most likely be asked to go for a drug test.
Red Bull Cola stirs cocaine controversy
It's name implies a big kick if you drink it, Red Bull Cola. It's supposedly 100% natural, but officials in Germany have prohibited the soda's sale in 6 states and may recommend a nationwide ban.
New Drug Court Model Would Address Addiction
A separate docket proposed for probation violators who struggle with substance-abuse issues.
Triathlete admits bribe attempt to beat EPO result
WIENER NEUSTADT: An Austrian triathlete has been sentenced to three months probation for trying to bribe a laboratory worker to pass a doping test.
Menino calls for state plan on drug, alcohol testing
Mayor Thomas M. Menino testified at the State House yesterday in favor of statewide legislation requiring random drug and alcohol testing for all public safety personnel and emergency medical technicians.
Mandatory drug tests for police/fire
Police and firefighters could be required to take random drug tests if a state approves a new bill.
New Drug Testing Kits Launched
Drugs testing kits are set to save Suffolk Police thousands of pounds in forensic submission costs, as the county becomes one of the first in the country to adopt the NPIA scheme... Until now if you were arrested for drugs possession but didn't admit the offence the substance found would have to be sent off for testing to determine if it was a drug ...