The Mississippi Urine Trouble Act, sponsored by Republican State Representative Andy Gipson, would ban the sale or use of synthetic human urine for the purposes of defrauding a drug test, including one for employment. A box of fake urine can be purchased at truck stops and novelty shops throughout the state, often labeled “fetish urine,” and includes instructions on how to heat up the concoction. Those caught using the fake liquid could face up to six months in jail, a $1,000 fine or both.
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Fake Urine Ban Being Considered in Mississippi
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