Oh man. Using the postal service to send drugs brings federal time, and they only charge you if they are sure they can convict. There are too many people messing up to waste their time trying a case they can't convict you on.
No. ALL drugs (prescription or nonprescription) are restricted items, and may not be mailed via USPS.
Sorry,but none i have just been denied enlistment for the same charge.
Yes. It's called possession, sale and use. The fact that you weren't tested doesn't change the fact you either had, sold, bought or were using drugs.
Yes. Whether or not the usage was legal doesn't change the fact you were driving under the influence of drugs.
You could be charged with manslaughter.
Under New York Law you have been charged with selling drugs near a school
i believe she is not using drugs
if you hide it from the cops yes.
It is doubtful that you would be charged on the word of the dealer alone, but it could cause them to do farther investigation into whether you actually did buy the drugs.
If drugs were found on you then you were in possession so yes you can be charged. You may or may not be convicted.
the effects of using regulated drugs is do not use:)
i believe if no one else is in the car at the time except you, then you will be charged, but if there are multiple people in the car and you own the car and someone has the drugs and stash them someone, in most cases whereever it is found by that's who is charged, say the passenger stashes the drugs under their seat, the passenger would be charged but if you knew he had the drugs and the officer finds it, then both parties would be charged, with , withholding drugs whether it was yours or not, but it depends on the officer, whether they're more understanding, and find more evidence to lead to a direct source, i believe The driver of a vehicle is responsible for all things in the vehicle and all things the vehicle does. The owner is also responsible.