Archive for August, 2026
A drug trafficking charge in North Carolina gets dismissed when the State can’t lawfully prove one of the pieces it needs to convict you — not because you talk a prosecutor into believing you’re innocent. That distinction is the whole game, and most people searching this question have it backward.
In North Carolina, “possession with intent to distribute” is charged as possession with intent to sell or deliver — often shortened to PWISD. It is a felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(a)(1). The critical thing to understand is that the State does not have to prove you sold anything to anyone; it only has […]
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