Section & c (c) Appraising evidence of the arrest of drug addicts The possession and control of the drug-scoped vehicle operated by the accused was stopped at the check post and sentenced by the trial court to 40 counts of concealment of the vehicle. 40 kilograms of kilograms of marijuana was recovered. And the accused was convicted under section 9 (c) of the Narcotic Material Sub-Law Act 1997 when the accused was driving while he was in charge, so the intoxicant would be in his possession and in his possession. But when he started a long journey. The vehicle from which the recovery took effect in the same trip was in charge of a vehicle on a long journey, would create the impression that the secret substance of such vehicle contained drug knowledge, the prosecution said. There was no enmity with any witness. The accused was never suggested that there was any reason to falsely implicate the accused by rotating intoxicating drugs for any major reason. Despite lengthy cross-examination, the testimony of the prosecution witnesses remained on all material details. According to the Chemical Examiner's 40-packet report, each of the 9 black bars wrapped in a plastic pan was sent to the laboratory for testing and they also arrived. Appeal to the laboratory was dropped on the same day
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