Younger Oklahoma jurors, accustomed to a world of filtered selfies and carefully constructed online narratives, might be more forgiving. They may be less likely to see past lies as indicative of a fundamental character flaw for truthfulness in criminal trials.
When charged with possession of drugs or guns, the prosecutor must prove that you had possession, but what if it wasn’t found on your person? Then they have to prove constructive possession, but what does that mean?
Ultimately, the driver is responsible for everything in their vehicle. Understanding constructive possession is crucial for any driver, as it highlights a legal reality: a weapon in your car can be legally treated as a weapon in your hands.
