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Court-Ordered Test
Testing for probation, parole, child custody, drug court, pre-trial diversion, and all court-ordered requirements. Results reported directly to your officer, attorney, or program administrator.
📋 About This Test
LHID Labs provides court-admissible drug testing for all court-ordered requirements including probation, parole, child custody cases, drug court programs, DUI diversion, and pre-trial programs. All tests are performed with strict chain of custody protocols. Results are reported directly to your supervising officer, program administrator, or attorney as specified in your court order.
🎒 What to Bring
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Government-Issued Photo ID
Driver's license, state ID, or passport. Required for identity verification before any collection.
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Court Order or Referral Form
Bring your court order, probation officer referral, or program authorization form. This tells us exactly what test to perform and where to report results.
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Prescription Medication List
If you take prescription medications, have your list ready. Our MRO may need to contact you about certain substances.
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Normal Hydration
Drink a normal amount of water before your test. Excessive water intake can cause a dilute result which may require a retest.
🔄 What Happens Step by Step
Present Your Court Order
Arrive with your court order or referral form and photo ID. Our staff will review your order to confirm the required test type, panel, and reporting instructions.
Identity Verification
We verify your identity against your government-issued photo ID and document it on the chain of custody form.
Specimen Collection
Your specimen is collected in a tamper-evident, witnessed collection. For urine tests this takes approximately 10 minutes.
Lab Analysis & MRO Review
Specimen is sent to our SAMHSA-certified lab. Non-negative results are reviewed by our Medical Review Officer before any result is finalized.
Direct Reporting
Verified results are reported directly to your officer, court coordinator, or attorney as specified in your court order — typically within 24–48 hours.
❓ Common Questions
What if I don't have my court order with me?
Call your supervising officer or program coordinator before coming in. We can sometimes accept a verbal or emailed authorization from the officer directly, but a physical or digital copy of the order is preferred.
Will my results go to my attorney too?
Results are reported to the parties specified in your court order or referral. If you need your attorney to receive a copy, make sure this is noted in your order or ask us to add them as an authorized recipient.
What if I test positive?
Your officer or program coordinator will be notified per your court order terms. If you have a valid prescription for the substance detected, the MRO will contact you before the result is finalized.
Do you accept walk-ins for court-ordered tests?
Yes — walk-ins are welcome Monday through Friday 8 AM–5 PM and Saturday 9 AM–1 PM. You do not need a scheduled appointment, though scheduling ahead minimizes wait time.
Court-Ordered Test — Book Your Appointment
Select a date and time. Walk-ins also accepted with your court order.