posted June 29, 2000 03:57 AM         

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concerning steriods, does anyone know the difference between possesion for personal use and possesion with intent to distribute?

The reason i ask is because i'm importing about 25 amps worth about 300-400 dollars. Would this be enough to expect a knock at the door from the feds if my package was seized?
also, i've heard that many times they will wait outside your house for you to bring the package inside and knock on the door a couple minutes later. I've heard of people leaving the package out with the writing "return to sender" on the package for a day or two. Do any of you guys do this? How do i cover my ass concerning the legalities of getting my shit through the mail? thanks

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posted June 29, 2000 06:07 AM            

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you'd have to look in the statutes of your state. Its a matter of statutory definition. If you possess so much then its is presumed that you must intend to distribute it. But I think that 25 amps is not enough.
Unless of course you do intend to sell the stuff, then it doesn't matter the amount.

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posted June 29, 2000 08:37 AM            

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Personally I think it is extremely difficult to prove PWID steroids, unless of course it is blatently obivous. 25 amps of sustenon is not PWID. Another thing, it is ultimately the decision of the prosecutors office in your state whether or not they will proceed on intent to distribute charges. Additionally, an expert witness for the state will have to testify that the amount you possessed was of sufficient quantity to show intent to distribute. The cops can charge you with anything they like, and I suspect that 25 amps might cause them out of ignorance to charge you but it is doubtful if the charges will hold up in court.

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posted June 30, 2000 09:19 AM            

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PWID is LARGE QUANTITIES... But you can be charged with anything, wether it will stick in court is another story. See, PO's dont care what they charge you with since they cant get sued. The only way they can get sued is if they violate your Constitutional Rights. So being charged with something that is more likely to get thrown out doesn't matter to them. They still get the court time and if you are found not guilty then that is the end of it..

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