Obligation to Report Offenses and Preserve Evidence Sample Clauses

Obligation to Report Offenses and Preserve Evidence. Controlled Dangerous Substances, Firearms, Planned or Threatened Violence, Child Abuse and Other Offenses.
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Obligation to Report Offenses and Preserve Evidence. Controlled Dangerous Substances, Firearms, Planned or Threatened Violence, Child Abuse and Other Offenses 19 4.1 Requirement to Report Offenses Involving Controlled Substances 19 4.1.1. Comprehensive Drug Reform Act 19 4.1.2. Overdose Prevention Act 20 4.1.3. Students Suspected of Being Under the Influence of Alcohol or Other Drugs 21 4.1.4. Self-Administration of Medication by Students 21 4.1.5. Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act 22 4.2 Non-Applicability to Treatment Program Records and Information. 22 4.3 Confidentiality Laws 23 4.3.1. Substance Abuse Confidentiality Laws 23
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Obligation to Report Offenses and Preserve Evidence. Mandatory Reports
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Obligation to Report Offenses and Preserve Evidence. Controlled Dangerous Substances, Firearms, Planned or Threatened Violence, Child Abuse and Other Offenses. 18 4.1 Requirement to Report Offenses Involving Controlled Substances. 18 4.1.1. Comprehensive Drug Reform Act. 18 4.1.2. Overdose Prevention Act. 18 4.1.3. Students Suspected of Being Under the Influence of Alcohol or Other Drugs 19 4.1.4. Self-Administration of Medication by Students. 19 4.1.5. Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act. 20
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Obligation to Report Offenses and Preserve Evidence. Controlled Dangerous Substances, Firearms, Planned or Threatened Violence, Other Offenses 11 4.1 Requirement to Report Offenses Involving Controlled Substances 11 4.2. Non-Applicability to Treatment Program Records and Information 11 4.3 Confidentiality Laws 12 4.3.1Recent Amendment to Substance Abuse Confidentiality Laws 12 4.3.2. Clarification Regarding Confidentiality of Contents of Pupil Records 12 4.4. Securing Controlled Substances and Paraphernalia 13 4.5. Prompt Response to Controlled Substance Referrals; Preserving Chain of Custody 13 4.6. Requirement to Report Incidents Involving Firearms 13 4.7. Securing Firearms and Dangerous Weapons 14 4.8. Prompt Law Enforcement Response to Required Referrals 14 4.9. Interdiction of Weapons 14 4.10. Requirement to Report Incidents Involving Planned or Threatened Violence 15 4.11. Violence Intervention 15 4.12 Requirement to Report Sexual Offenses 15 4.13. Presumption to Report Other Offenses 16 4.14. Law Enforcement Response to Presumptive Referrals 16
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