Castdown76
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- Jurisdiction
- Indiana
We are in a cps case where last month we had to take a test at court first the caseworker gives me what is needed and then my wife. 10 minute later my test is complete but my wife's was not so she still needed about 5 minutes.we where told to go to the court room, my wife still having her swab in her mouth sits down in the court room and as soon as she sits down the judge walks in the room and sits everyone down his first words where " alright lets get this started she can retest after court.He was trying to hurry the test well im thinking that it put one of the cps workers in a hurry. The case worker walked up to my wife in front of everyone and told her to spit in the cup so there is enough Silvia. Well my wife said did I just hear you wright did you say to spit in that cup! Caseworker says yes so my wife comes back with, "Ill tell you what" Im going to spit in that there cup but im telling you right now thats not what the directions say and you will not beable to use it after. After my wife spits in the cup the caseworker grabs the cup with the sqab in it and walks out of the court room with it open and no top put on also no initials signed before sending to the lab. Direction are put swab in mouth if end of swab turns blue or 15 minutes has went by put swab in liquid cup and seal top get initials on cap tape of donor for safe transport.
My question is if a test is intentionally administered wrong does it thro the case out or just that one test? Indiana law
My question is if a test is intentionally administered wrong does it thro the case out or just that one test? Indiana law