The vote was held but Congress passed a law confiscating the ballot, literally preventing the voters from learning what the result of that election was. And only because it was about drugs. Bob Barr, a Republican congressman from Georgia, worked to pass that law. I went to court and got an injunction that reversed that law so that voters could find out how they had voted. Drug testing is another issue that we look at a lot.
Drug testing is on the rise in the workplace.
And I'm working on cases that involve that sort of thing. One of my criteria in evaluating a potential case is just how outrageous is the government action that is taking place here. I think most people think that's outrageous. But another example of that comes out of California. California did pass a medical marijuana law to allow patients to use marijuana when a doctor recommends it.