Facts
The appellant X. is domiciled in the Canton of Aargau and has held a Category B driver's license since January 2003. On April 4, 2010, he was subjected to a police check in Zurich and admitted to the consumption of Ecstasy and amphetamines. As a result of this incident, the Road Traffic Office of the Canton of Aargau ordered a thorough medical examination of X. and demanded that he cover the costs of CHF 1,100. X. appealed against this decision, but was rejected by both the Department of Economics and Interior Affairs and the Administrative Court of the Canton of Aargau.
Considerations
The Federal Supreme Court states that the order for a medical examination is in accordance with cantonal and federal law. The authorities have sufficient grounds, based on the appellant's statements that he has been regularly consuming Ecstasy and speed for about…