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Central Chambers Law

Criminal Law

Possession with Intent to Supply Class B

Understand Your Situation

Being caught with a large amount of Cannabis or Ketamine often leads to a supply charge. We work to prove it was for personal use.

Cannabis and Ketamine Supply Defence

Police often charge 'Intent to Supply' based solely on the quantity of drugs found. If you have a heavy habit, what looks like a dealer's stash might just be a month's personal supply. Conviction for supply leads to prison; conviction for possession often does not.

We focus on your usage habits. We use hair-strand testing and medical reports to prove high tolerance and heavy personal consumption. We also challenge 'tick lists' or messages on phones, providing alternative explanations for ambiguous texts that the police claim is evidence of dealing.

Charged with Dealing?

Don't let the police exaggerate your role. Call us for expert defence.

If your case is serious call our emergency number now

Plan Your Defence

Sentencing Guidelines

PWITS Class B carries up to 14 years. The *Sentencing Council Guidelines* categorise offenders by 'Role' (Leading, Significant, Lesser) and 'Harm' (Weight).

A common battleground is 'Social Supply'—buying for friends on a non-profit basis. While technically supply, this falls into a much lower sentencing bracket. We advocate fiercely to place you in the lowest possible culpability bracket if an acquittal is not possible.

Personal Use?

We help prove the drugs were for you, not for sale. Contact us.

Legal Aid Availability

For many criminal matters, from police station interviews to Crown Court trials, public funding (Legal Aid) may be available to cover your legal costs.

Eligibility is determined by the seriousness of the case and, in some instances, a means assessment. Our team will conduct an immediate, confidential assessment of your eligibility to ensure that financial constraints do not stand in the way of a robust defence.