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What happens if police find drugs at your house or car in Qld?
If police find drugs at a place you occupy, including a house, unit, share accommodation, or vehicle, Qld law can treat you as being in possession of those drugs even if they were not physically on you. They carry long maximum penalties and often rely on legal presumptions that reverse the usual burden of proof. Early legal advice is critical.
What is ‘invisible theft detection powder’ and how is it used by the police in drug offences?
In serious drug cases, police may replace seized drugs with inert material and use invisible UV-reactive powder to trace contact and present it as evidence. Understanding this process is critical when defending drug charges,