What happens if you refuse a hair frug test for a DSS custody case?
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What happens if you refuse a hair frug test for a DSS custody case?
The person has been clean for 1 month but not 3 months.
Asked on December 14, 2012 under Family Law, South Carolina
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Ordinarily if a person refuses to undertake a hair drug test for a DSS custody case the reviewing court for the matter could suspend the particular parent's custody over his or her child pending the passage of such a test procedure.
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