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Drug test results clarify legal distinctions
No, simply proving a positive drug test does not necessarily mean that the defendant was caught in the act at the time of committing the crime. A positive result indicates that the individual has used the drug, but the legal situation requires proof that the substance was present in the body or had an effect at the time of the crime. This is different from the concept of being caught in the act, which requires the defendant to be actively engaged in the unlawful act while under the influence.
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