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10/28/2009
Applicant is 23 years old and employed as a Radar Signaling Processing Engineer by a defense contractor. His history of illegal drug use from 2005 to May 2008 has not been mitigated by sufficient evidence of reform and rehabilitation. Clearance is denied.
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11/23/2009
Applicant was arrested for Driving Under the Influence in 1979, 2004, and 2007. He completed two outpatient treatment programs, but relapsed after the first and consumed alcohol during the second. He is on probation until August 2010. Security concerns were insufficiently mitigated. Eligibility for access to classified information is denied.
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11/24/2009
Applicant began using marijuana in high school and used multiple illegal drugs after graduating. He voluntarily entered a substance abuse treatment program in October 1994 and completed it in February 1995. He served on active duty in the Army from April 1996 to August 1998, when he was discharged early to attend college on an Army ROTC scholarship. In college, he resumed his substance abuse and dropped out after one semester. He was charged with drunk driving in February 2004, and he tested positive on a urinalysis administered by his Army Reserve unit in March 2006. In January 2007, he was discharged from the Army Reserve with a general discharge under honorable conditions. He was hired by his current employer in May 2006, voluntarily entered a substance abuse program in June 2006, and completed it in August 2007. He last used illegal drugs in March 2006. Clearance is granted.
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11/24/2009
At age 16, Applicant started drinking on the weekends with friends. She continued to drink regularly, and at times, to excess over a period of time. The police charged her with driving under the influence (DUI) in 2004, a charge which the prosecutor dismissed. At age 16, a psychiatrist diagnosed Applicant with major depression. Since her diagnosis, Applicant has been under the care of a psychiatrist, who indicated that her depression is well-controlled by medication, and that Applicant complies with her treatment program. After receiving her DUI, Applicant was diagnosed with alcohol abuse. She has modified her alcohol use and limits the quantity of her consumption. She has also changed her friends. Applicant has mitigated the government's security concerns about her alcohol consumption under Guideline G and her psychological conditions under Guideline I. Clearance is granted.
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11/18/2009
Applicant is 27 years old. In January 2008, he completed a public trust application. In May 2008, while on a camping trip he used marijuana and hallucinogenic mushrooms. He acknowledges his mistake and regrets his actions. He has not used illegal drugs since then and has no intention of using them in the future. Applicant mitigated the Drug Involvement and Personal Conduct trustworthiness concerns. Eligibility to access sensitive information is granted.
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11/12/2009
Applicant self-disclosed a history of drug use limited to a 10-month period. Applicant has disassociated himself with anyone using drugs, adopted a lifestyle inconsistent with drug use, and submitted a signed statement of intent that any future drug use would result in the automatic revocation of his security clearance. He also submitted evidence from a licensed professional counselor and certified addictions counselor who concluded Applicant does not have an illicit drug problem. Based on evidence presented and taking into account the whole person concept, Applicant has mitigated drug involvement security concerns. Clearance is granted.
