Yes, and there are attorneys who practice in that area all over the country, some who have represented dozens of defendants charge with steroid possession.
I get that you are new here, but over the years there have been news stories posted on this site of personal possession busts. Most do not make the news.
In many states mere possession of one dianabol tab is a felony. Law enforcement is going to pick that up if the postal inspectors hand them a felony charge on a silver platter.
Nonsense. You wouldn't know about cases that "didn't make the news". If they were reported here, let's see them. Should be at least a few examples
of busts reported by members, right? Or have they all been scared into silence?
I can point to two cases in recent years. One a state trooper who's domestic package leaked, leading to a raid on his house since the Trooper's were contacted the US Postal Inspectors and couldn't allow the appearance of special treatment for one of their own, particularly as their was a small chance he might be dealing.
Another was a prominent "influencer" who received a large package to her business address, and, contacted by the DEA (who declined to pursue it) after Fedex called the authorities about what they found leaking in a box from Canada, the local sheriff decided to go all out.
Both high profile cases resulted in dismissal.
There is ONE attorney who exclusively specializes in AAS and PEDs in the country, and he travels around to assist local attorneys in defending the handful of labs, distributors, and athletes that find themselves in trouble because the cases are so damn rare, it's almost impossible to find a criminal defense lawyer who's ever been involved in a steroid case.
Look, I get that you suffer from baseless paranoia, and you're willing to spout the wild imaginings that come from steroid use or other drugs to justify it, otherwise you'd have to acknowledge it's a mental illness.
In a country of 330 million people, where 6% of the male population currently or has used steroids, your complete inability to show some examples of users prosecuted with felony charges, or any imprisonment for possession AT ALL, not a single example, really says it all.
Meanwhile, among the small number prosecuted for low level dealing or even manufacturing, far, far more serious crimes, the most common punishment is probation, which makes your insistence possession is prosecuted to any real degree even more absurd.
A *major* lab was busted in New Hampshire. We have the court documents here. Law enforcement dropped by a couple of times over several years for a "knock and talk", him failing to take the hint, then finally finding he was ordering pill press parts, they raided.
What happened to this three time felon running a major lab, manufacturing Schedule III drugs distributing thousands of vials a month? This convicted cocaine dealer? In this environment where you claim users are thrown in prison? He got 36 months. into a halfway house before even two years served.
Now, if I had some of the meth you're smoking I'd be nervous about drawing attention to myself, but the average gym rat doesn't have to worry their handful of vials of tren will bring a controlled delivery down on their heads. .
