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It all depends on what and how much a person is being charged with ADDED: Clarification to the above (which is partly correct): The amount of the substance - the type of substance - and the applicable laws of your particular state.

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This would depend on the amount of controlled substance. In some states it would also depend on the way the substance was packaged. If the substance is packaged in several little baggies ready to be sold it might not matter how much you have. You would need to find out what the laws of your particular state say.

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Depends on what you're doing with it... Are you in possession of it, manufacturing it, delivering it? Also, what schedule is the controlled substance? A schedule 1 substance is a much higher charge than a schedule 4. How much is there? Larger quantities mean higher charges, like with marijuana - in my state, possessing less than an ounce is only a violation, but possessing a large quantity is a felony. This brings me to the last variable, what state are you in? While Federal Laws are the same across the country, state laws do vary some so what is a violation in my state may be a misdemeanor in yours, or vice versa.

Soo... The answer depends on where you are, what it is, how much there is, and what you're doing with it. You can look it up in your state's revised statues, which are usually available online.

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It all depends on the quantity of the drugs you are caught with.

It also depends on what drug. Possession of cocaine, heroin, and PCP in any amount is a felony. Possession of prescribed pills such as vicodin, xanax, percocet, klonopin etc. not in the original container is also a felony.

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It all depends on the drug, the amount you're caught with, and your local state laws.

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What it is and how much you have.

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yes it is

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