Drug offences are treated seriously under the law in England and Wales, and an allegation of possession with intent to supply can have significant consequences.

Being found in possession of a controlled drug does not automatically mean that a person intended to supply it. In a prosecution for possession with

Yes. Under the law in England and Wales, a person can be charged with possession with intent to supply (PWITS) even if the police have

Drug supply cases can involve much more evidence than the controlled drugs themselves. Police and prosecutors may examine mobile phones, financial records, cash, packaging, weighing

Being found carrying several individually packaged bags or wraps of controlled drugs can lead police to suspect possession with intent to supply (PWITS). However, multiple

When police investigate suspected drug supply, the controlled drugs themselves may be only one part of the evidence. Cash, mobile phones, weighing scales, packaging materials,

Drug supply investigations do not always involve a single suspect. Police may arrest several people following a search, vehicle stop or wider investigation and allege

Being arrested on suspicion of supplying drugs or possession with intent to supply can be an overwhelming experience, particularly for somebody who has never previously

If you are arrested or asked to attend a voluntary police interview, you have the legal right to remain silent. One option available during questioning