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The Ministry of Justice and Deputy Mayor of London Kit Malthouse is supporting a US-based pilot scheme to be implemented in London to discipline drinkers charged with serious alcohol-related offenses.
The 24/7 Sobriety Programme which is originally a concept patterned from South Dakota in the US will become an option in sentencing problem [...]
TruNarc, a new drug detection technology, has caught the attention of Quincy police, and they are hoping the test will be allowed in court.
TruNarc is a portable drug-detection device that can detect the presence of substances in a particular sample. Unlike current practices on detection of drugs and pharmaceutical compounds being done [...]
Nebraska had its share of drunk driving woes. In 2010, 53 people died and 790 were injured in alcohol related crashes. Now, the state is introducing tougher drunk driving laws to ensure safety in Nebraska roads.
Under the new law that would go into effect January 1st, first and second time offenders would have the [...]
The county correctional facility in Doylestown is taking another step to combat drug abuse among inmates.
While the facility has always subjected inmates, especially those with work release privileges who leave the jail to go to their jobs, to random drug tests, the current tests cannot detect every illicit substance. One of the [...]
In light with what happened to 14-year-old Lillian Groves, who was killed after being hit by a speeding motorist outside her home in Headley Drive, New Addington last June, Prime Minister David Cameron said he wants to have a new law that would render driving under the influence of drugs illegal.
Speaking to the family [...]
Concateno, a drug and alcohol testing company in Europe, will be launching the next-generation handheld drug testing device Alere DDS2 Mobile Test on November 16 at Medica 2011, the world’s largest medical sector exhibition.
The Alere DDS2 Mobile Test System determines if a driver is under the influence of cocaine, cannabis, opiates, amphetamines [...]
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