South Carolina DISTRIBUTION NEAR SCHOOLS
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Typically, possession with intent to distribute charge means the same thing as a simple possession charge, with an added aspect of intent to distribute. Thus, if a police officer can prove that you intended to distribute the drugs, then you'll receive the same potential sentence as if you were selling the drugs.
§ 841(a)(1), commonly referred to as Possession With Intent to Distribute. Anyone who is found in possession of a large amount of counterfeit or controlled substances could be charged with this crime, which is a more serious offense than possession of controlled substances (a/k/a street drugs) for personal use.
(A) It is a separate criminal offense for a person to distribute, sell, purchase, manufacture, or to unlawfully possess with intent to distribute, a controlled substance while in, on, or within a one-half mile radius of the grounds of a public or private elementary, middle, or secondary school; a public playground or
In South Carolina, Possession with Intent to Distribute (PWID) a particular drug is based not only on the amount of a particular drug a person is allegedly caught with. PWID can be charged if law enforcement determines from a totality of the circumstances that the intent to distribute is present.
First offense simple possession of any drug can now be expunged after three years; First offense possession of prescription drugs can be expunged after three years; and. First offense possession with intent to distribute (PWID) and drug can be expunged, however not until 20 years after completion of the sentence.
SECTION 16-17-500. Sale or purchase of tobacco products or alternative nicotine products for minors; proof of age; location of vending machines; penalties; smoking cessation programs.
Possessing a controlled substance without a doctor's order or prescription is a misdemeanor crime. The penalties for a first offense include: Up to six months in jail.
SC Code Ann. §59-63-30 states ?a child shall be entitled to attend the public schools of any school district, without charge, if such child resides with its parents or legal guardian; and the parent or legal guardian, with whom the child resides, is a legal resident of such school district.?
