Drug checkpoints,like sobriety checkpoints,have been ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court.

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The U.S. Supreme Court has not specifically ruled that drug checkpoints, in the same manner as sobriety checkpoints, are constitutional. Sobriety checkpoints have been upheld under certain conditions, but the Court has not directly addressed the constitutionality of drug checkpoints. In fact, the decision in City of Indianapolis v. Edmond (2000) indicated that checkpoints with the primary purpose of detecting evidence of ordinary criminal wrongdoing (such as drugs) violate the Fourth Amendment.

Drug Checkpoints,like Sobriety Checkpoints,have Been Ruled Constitutional by the Supreme