Do They Drug Test You on Diversion in Kansas for Alcohol Related Offenses?
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I got charged with MIP and unlawful use of a drivers license. I’ve heard some people say they never once got tested while other people say you do. Please let me know if you’ve had experience with this in Kansas.
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Answer by Mark
Are you asking because your going to drink or get high again after having a MIP. It’s random, stay sober and clean and you won’t have any problems.
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