A U.S. judge Tuesday struck a Florida law requiring drug testing for welfare recipients, saying that it violated the constitutional protection against unreasonable searches. The governor of Florida, Rick Scott, a Republican who campaigned on the promise to expand drug testing, said it would appeal. The law came into force in July 2011 and requires parents suffer and pay for the urine test for illegal drugs when required Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, a federal and state program that helps poor people with children pay for food, shelter and needs. …
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