Possession with Intent to Deliver Charges

What the State Must Prove to Convict you of Possession with Intent to Deliver

In order for the state to convict you they must prove beyond a reasonable doubt the following four elements:

1. That you possessed a substance;
2. ​the substance was a controlled substance that is prohibited by law;
3. you knew the substance was prohibited by law; and
4. that you intended to deliver the substance.

Delivery of a controlled substance means to transfer the controlled substance to another person. Similarly, intending to deliver means you had the purpose or was aware that your conduct was likely to result in the delivery of a controlled substance. Just as we indicated above, the amount of the controlled substance, the packaging of the controlled substance, any statements, and/ or paraphernalia will determine if the state will charge you with possession with intent.

Facing Possession with Intent to Deliver Charges in Wisconsin? DK Anderson, S.C. Can Help

Charged with possession with intent to deliver in Wisconsin? This serious accusation demands an aggressive defense due to the severe penalties it carries. At DK Anderson, S.C., our criminal defense attorneys have a proven track record of successfully defending against such drug crimes. We understand the gravity of these charges and the detailed defense strategies required to combat them effectively.

Our team is well-versed in the nuances of Wisconsin law and the dynamics of the courts, especially in Dane County and across Southern Wisconsin. Recognizing the critical impact these charges can have on your life, we approach every case with the seriousness it deserves. If you’re searching for top-rated legal representation to challenge a possession with intent to deliver charge, reach out to DK Anderson, S.C. for a complimentary consultation. Let us stand by your side and fight for the best possible outcome.