Sections 497 Control of the Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), Sections 6, 7, 8 and 9 (c) Possession of narcotic bail and smuggling, refusal to drive the accused alone And while sending samples of matching narcotics to drug traffickers before being captured, the scope suspect was arrested in a police barricade and, upon searching his car, allegedly recovered 14 packets of marijuana, including 14 kilograms of hashish from the car's secret caves. The suspects were in custody that the packets of the alleged drugs were initially mixed together and then three samples weighing 10 grams were used for chemical analysis. Hyjy were, therefore, sent the samples were not representative of the exported goods. The drug was not recovered from his personal possession but was recovered from the car's secret caves, so he was unaware of it, and the trial began and he was not required for further investigation, Accuracy was alleged to be the only car he was in and therefore, he was in control of it and even the articles in the vehicle, in such circumstances, were under his control and possession. Some of the drug was isolated from each of the 14 packets and then mixed, of which three were prepared every 10 grams. Only 10 grams of the sample was sent for chemical analysis, indicating that the sample sent for analysis represented the entire 14 packets, and the trial began when the trial began. Was excluded, in the circumstances
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