If you have been required to take a drug or alcohol test under section 68, the result of that test cannot be used as evidence against you in most court cases. The result can only be used in certain specific applications, such as those under section 16, 17, 85, 88, or 89. This means that if you are in court for something else, the fact that you took a drug or alcohol test, and what the result was, cannot be used against you. You should note that the review panel can still look at the results of your test. The rules about what can be used in court are clear, and they are in place to protect you.