DRUGS :

Drug-related offences includes trafficking, possession and obtaining

Here are a few examples from the

canadian criminal code :

POSSESSION OF SUBSTANCES

- Except as authorized under the regulations, possession of any substance listed in Schedules I, II or III is prohibited.

SUBSTANCE TRAFFICKING

- It is forbidden to traffic any substance listed in Schedules I, II, III, IV or V, or in any substance presented or held out as such by the trafficker.

OBTAINING SUBSTANCES

- Except as authorized by regulation, the import and export of any substance listed in Schedules I to VI is prohibited.

IMPORTATIONS ET EXPORTATIONS

- It is forbidden to obtain or seek to obtain from a practitioner a substance listed in Schedule I, II, III or IV or an authorization to obtain such a substance, unless the person in question discloses to the practitioner any substance listed in one of these schedules and any authorization to obtain such a substance that has been issued to him by another practitioner during the previous thirty days.

The consequences of a drug-related charge can be severe for an individual. You need to be well supported in this ordeal, and tenaciously defended.

We advise you to contact our team of experienced lawyers to ensure you are fully protected.