What happens if you are charged with possession with intent to supply?

If you or somebody close to you has been charged or arrested in connection to a possession with intent to supply case, you could be feeling frightened, stressed and worried about what the outcome of an investigation might be.

Can a person be charged with supplying alcohol to a minor?

For example, a property owner who grants someone permission to throw a party on their property and knows that underage individuals will attend the party would most likely not be charged with providing alcohol to minors if alcohol was served to minors; however, this depends on the specific case.

What does a purchase letter of intent mean?

A purchase letter of intent is the written intention to purchase products or services from a vendor. The customer will make use of this letter to demonstrate their seriousness as a buyer and their motivation to transact business in the future.

What was the object of the sale of Liquor Act 1989?

This is different from previous legislation where the object of the Sale of Liquor Act 1989 was limited to a ‘reasonable system of control’ over the sale and supply of liquor in order to ‘reduce liquor abuse’. Parental consent is required to supply alcohol to a person under 18. If alcohol is supplied to a minor – it must be done responsibly.

Can a person be charged with intent to supply?

The court may decide that the drugs were not intended for personal use and that you planned to sell them or supply to other people. Money does need to change hands for you to be guilty of intent to supply. Usually it is the amount of drugs seized which determines what you are charged with.

What does it mean to supply alcohol to a minor?

For example, allowing an underage person to be in a home where there is alcohol and not restricting access to it, placing an alcoholic beverage near an underage person with the intent to allow that person to drink, and buying alcohol and placing it in the underage person’s vehicle all qualify as “supplying” alcohol to minors.

Do you have to change hands to be guilty of intent to supply?

Money does need to change hands for you to be guilty of intent to supply. Usually it is the amount of drugs seized which determines what you are charged with. You do not have to physically possess them – you may be in possession of a drug which is in the hands of another person.

What’s the fine for supplying alcohol to an underage person?

A misdemeanor conviction for supplying alcohol to an underage person can result in a fines up to $5,000, though fines of $500 to $1,000 are more common. Felony fines tend to be much higher and can exceed $50,000.

If you or somebody close to you has been arrested or charged in connection with a possession with intent to supply case, you could be feeling frightened, stressed and worried about what the outcome of an investigation might be.

When did my 21 year old son plead guilty?

Hello Simon, My 21 year… My 21 year old son appeared in magistrates court charged with possession with intent to supply class A drugs He was arrested in Aug last year. The case was transferred to crown court to be heard in 2 weeks. He will plead guilty.

What kind of drug is possession with intent to supply?

Possession with intent to supply charges are brought under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971. Controlled drugs are drugs listed in Schedule 2 of the 1971 Act. They are given classification A, B, C. Class A drugs include heroin, cocaine, LSD, morphine, opium, ecstasy (MDMA).

What does possession of a quantity inconsistent with personal use mean?

Possession of a quantity inconsistent with personal use – this refers to situations where people have a large quantity of drugs in their possession. Possession of uncut drugs or drugs in an unusually pure state – drugs of this nature suggest that the person who has them in their possession has proximity to an importer or manufacturer.

What is the likely sentence for possession with intent to supply Class A?

The PWITs is probably going to lead to 3-5 years less any time spent on remand. Of that, he would serve half. I don’t know the facts of the affray but that would normally lead to 12-18 months. There isn’t really a justification for a concurrent sentence here but the court would do it because the totality would be too great if it didn’t.

What happens if a juvenile is charged with drug possession?

Anytime a juvenile is charged with a drug possession violation, that juvenile faces some potentially serious consequences. However, the juvenile justice process is very different than the criminal justice process.

Can a person be charged with drug possession?

A wide range of drugs, chemicals, and medications are controlled and regulated by both state and federal laws. Anyone who owns or possesses any of these controlled substances without a legally recognized reason can be charged with drug possession.