An Act known as "Drug Test Consent Bill" aka "Christina's Law"

This bill, known as "Christina's Law," amends Massachusetts laws regarding driving under the influence to clarify that any substance impairing a driver's ability to operate a vehicle safely constitutes a violation, rather than listing specific drug types. It establishes that chemical test results are admissible in court only if the driver consented to the test, received the results immediately, and was given the opportunity to have an independent test conducted at their own expense. Additionally, the legislation restricts blood draws to licensed medical professionals and prohibits the use of a driver's refusal to consent as evidence against them in criminal or civil cases, though such refusal remains admissible in administrative license suspension proceedings.