Possession Of A Controlled Substance

Drug Crimes Under Wisconsin Laws

A charge for possession of a controlled substance means that the person simply possessed a controlled substance and had no intention of selling or delivering the drugs to a third person. Some possession cases are felonies, such as possession of heroin and Methamphetamine.

Possession can mean physical possession, or "actual possession" as it called by Wisconsin statutes, or it can mean "constructive possession". A person is in constructive possession of drugs when they have control over drugs, such as when the drugs are stored in a glove compartment or a purse.

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