Book about urinalysis

[FrancisKidding]

Hey Folks- New face here with a off the wall question. I'd like to know that if a certain hypothetical person were to write a "how-to" book on beating a standard toxicology screen, can this, strictly hypothetical person be arrested for disclosing this information, providing that the method used was legal. By that I mean that it doesn't use any drugs in the method itself or any other illegal means to meet this end. Also, if a person uses the method outlined in the book and has less than stellar results, can that person bring charges against the author?

Warned you this was off the wall.

 

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

My response:

Read your First Amendment to the United States Constitution.

Everything, including Larry Flint, and "How to make a Bomb" type book are protected free speach under the First Amendment.

As long as you are not advocating the overthrow of our Government, inciting to riot, yelling "Fire !" in a crowded theater, pretty much everything else is fair game.

As long as you place a well-written, well-placed disclaimer in your book, then you can't lose a lawsuit.

In short, you have the freedom to write any damn thing you want. Now, your problem will be getting a publisher.

IAAL

P.S. Your subject matter isn't "off the wall" . . . or unique. You should see the crap they have on this, and every other strange subject, at Barnes & Noble.