812 people in total applied. 808 were screened. The process includes an initial written questionnaire. Those who fail the three question test must submit to a physical drug test -- presumably by providing urine -- or give up any welfare benefits. Statistically, one out of 812 is a 0.00123152709 percent rate of capture, so to speak. And that is assuming the testing was accurate and did not deliver a false positive. Applying those results mathematically to 12 months, Tennessee might encounter 12 people who tested positive for illegal drug use.
Posted on: Sat, 09 Aug 2014 02:53:46 +0000
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