If a individual fails a drug test, thus violating his contract, how long after the test fails does it take to actually be releaved of official duty? A friend of mine just intentionally failed his test to avoid roadside bomb detail, and I would like to know how long this process takes on average. No criminal charges are being filled, so its just a matter of how long it takes from failure to last paycheck.
2006-10-16
16:47:50
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shirelight13
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Let me re-phrase this question to be more specific. A gentlmen I know intentionally failed a drug test to leave the navy. He did so with full knowlegde but did not commit a crime, simply violated his contract. No criminal actions will be filied. He simply did it, and admitted to it.
He is a E6, so he's very high ranking, and has served his time flawlessly. As a matter of fact, his first test came back negetive....which promises someone is tampering with the test to try and keep him active. I am wondering, knowing that it takes up to 2 months, how long others have had to wait to be expelled from the Navy, at least from active work.
2006-10-16
18:22:03 ·
update #1