Trafficking

The definition of trafficking is extremely broad. It encompasses such things as the actual transfer of drugs, the offer to transfer drugs, and a transfer of a substance which is not a drug but is purported by the accused to be a drug. The prosecution does not need to prove that the accused intended to profit from the transaction.

Evidence used by the prosecution is trafficking cases may involve the use of undercover police officers, informants, and wiretap evidence. These are obviously complex cases and prompt legal advice will assist you in planning your defence.

This is intended for informational purposes only and is not intended as legal advice. Please see a lawyer for advice specific to your case.

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