Re: RC: RE: RE: RE: Fw: Drugs

[CMKSAGEHIL@aol.com]

In a message dated 5/14/99 8:58:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
truman.prevatt@netsrq.com writes:

<< Either it is zero or it is not zero.  If it not zero, then the written rule
 should reflect this.  The AERC members have a right to know what the real 
levels
 are.  The BOD should not be playing "I've got a secret" on this issue. >>

Nothing tricky about this at all.  Penalties differ as to the severity of the 
infraction.  If you have traces, you get a letter that you are in violation.  
That is your penalty.  If you have therapeutic levels (subject to review with 
the latest info available, so that the rule does not have to change every 
three months) your penalty is accordingly more severe.  No secrets here at 
all.  Perfectly open and above board.  No different than exceeding the speed 
limit--if the cop pulls you over for doing 60 in a 55 zone, you were illegal 
but you likely get a warning.  If you were doing 80 in a 55, you most likely 
will get a ticket and a fine.  If you repeatedly do 120 through the school 
zone in your neighborhood, you will eventually lose your license.  The law 
makes differentiations for severity of the infraction all the time, and it is 
perfectly legal.  The posted limit is still the posted limit.  Period.

Heidi


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