To fully understand the topic of sports drug testing you must first look at the overall picture of just drug testing and how the United States and its laws view it. ... Second, test results are not made available to law enforcement officials, and, hence, cannot be grounds for criminal prosecution. ... In particular, the Constitution's protection of privacy is sufficient to throw the use of mandatory testing in doubt. The courts held that specific guarantees in the Bill of Rights protect privacy. For example the first amendment states that privacy is protected from governmental intrusion. ...

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They claim that drug testing is an unnecessary invasion of privacy. ... It is unfair to force workers who are not even suspected of using drugs, and whose job performance is satisfactory, to "prove" their innocence through a degrading and uncertain procedure that violates personal privacy. ... They constitute direct co-operation in evil, since they encourage people to practices gravely contrary to the moral law." ... They support the political enviorment of a catholic by supporting laws that help to prevent the use of drugs except for use in medical care and health benefits. ... What everyon...

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