Military Law - Article 112a. Drug Testing in the Military is NOT about testing for the Presence

Military Law - Article 112a. Drug Testing in the Military is NOT about testing for the Presence of Drugs, but For the Amount of Drugs in Your System. The DoD Cut Off Levels Explained with Examples.
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[@apatheticexistence]

This is some solid info. SWIM is AD but they time their MJ use with long leave periods usually during a PCS. They will save your channel and your info just in case they ever need some legal services.

[@ucmjattorney]

A more in-depth review of Art. 112a. Wrongful use of controlled substances. 10 U.S. Code § 912a

[@chrisreich40]

Come on, man! I've known about poppy seeds causing a false positive for opiates since I was a teenager concerned about having to go to Vietnam. Poppy butter, a mix of poppy seeds and honey, is a delicacy from my Polish heritage.

[@535Salomon]

Man, why can't a person in the military enjoy some joint from time to time? The job is stressful.

[@Ghostintheshell3551]

just dont do drugs ... that works to my man .