Drugs Possession
Possession of a controlled substance

Wisconsin Laws

Possession doesn't always mean physical possession - called actual possession. There is such a thing under the law as "constructive possession", which means although the person did not actually possess the substance, they had control over the drugs. That type of control over the drugs would exist if the drugs were in a purse, or in the trunk or glove compartment of a car.

:: Straight Talk ::

Remember, simply knowing drugs are present somewhere does not mean that you possessed them. It is the government's responsibility to prove that the person charged had the ability to possess them. It is not necessarily a crime to know that drugs are located in a certain spot.

Free Initial Consultation

If you have been notified that you are being investigated for a drug crime, or if you have already been arrested, please contact the law office of Attorney Corey Chirafisi for a free initial consultation to help you understand your rights under Wisconsin and Federal law and what steps you need to take immediately and in the near future to defend yourself.

Contact State & Federal Drug Defense Attorney Corey Chirafisi

Attorney Corey Chirafisi
10 East Doty Street, Suite 701
Madison, Wisconsin 53703
Telephone: 608.250.3500
Toll-free: 1.866.514.0647

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