All right then we go over 2C35-24.

This is called possession of certain prescription drugs.

And the reason I'm going over it is I have it in my class.

I don't elaborate it on enough and I want to make sure that you guys know what to do with these circumstances

the second time in the past few months that somebody reached out to me and had these

circumstances and asked what should I have done so with that you know I'm not pointing fingers at anybody.

We're just holding to learn.

That's what we're here to do.

So here's what it says.

2C35-24 is for New Jersey guys.

Sorry guys at a state.

I know guys call me and they reach out to me. A lot of times on here I try to be clear that it's New Jersey law, you know, like a good portion of it, but a lot of stuff does apply to you as well. We try to go into tactics as much as possible, but there's a lot of stuff in New Jersey

these guys need to know that's important and although that's not the fundamentally core portion of our group or what we're

about.

I want everybody across the country to learn and I implore you to, if you see something that sounds

similar to what you have, explore your case law, your books to see if you have something similar. So 2C35-24,

possession of certain prescription let the drugs. The person who possesses a

controlled dangerous substance that was prescribed to dispense lawfully may possess it in only the container in which it was dispensed,

except that the person may possess no more than a 10-day supply

and other than the original container

if the person produces upon the request of the law enforcement officer, the name and

address of the practitioner who described the substance or the pharmacist who dispensed it.

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