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Constructive possession is a legal concept used in criminal law to establish possession of an illegal item, even if the person does not have it in physical custody. This means that someone can be charged with possessing something illegal, like drugs or firearms, even...
Possession of illegal substances can lead to serious criminal charges. In Maryland, a drug possession charge can lead to a misdemeanor with four years behind bars and $25,000 in fines. The long-term consequences of a drug possession charge can also include loss of...
Under the Controlled Substance Act, drugs are given classifications called schedules. Each schedule defines whether a drug can be used in medical fields, how available it is to the general public and if the substance leads to addiction and abuse. Higher-scheduled...