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It’s not. There’s no obligation to have any evidence the medication was prescribed. I had assumed there was. At least carrying the medication in the original c
by pyuser583 4y ago
It’s not. There’s no obligation to have any evidence the medication was prescribed.
I had assumed there was. At least carrying the medication in the original container. But nope.
You can carry it around in a tic-tac container.
And burden of proof is on prosecution. They have to show you don’t have a script.
Maybe if they showed you bought it from someone who wasn’t a pharmacist?
Or had messages on your phone about buying it illegally?
Or confessing, I guess.