What are the Penalties for a Prescription Drug Possession in Rockland County and New York State?

In New York State, illegal possession of prescription drugs is treated as a felony.

It could result in state prison, local incarceration, probation, and a criminal record that would bar you from most jobs, state licenses, and the ability to vote.

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n a recent declaration Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that to curtail the spread of the new coronavirus in New York’s prisons, 300 non-violent elderly inmates with at least five preexisting conditions will be released…
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