An element that is not required for the crime of possession with intent to deliver is that the accused possessed:
A. a large amount of an illegal drug.
B. scales.
C. a cellular phone.
D. a counterfeit credit card.
Answer (2)
Possession with intent to deliver focuses on the intent to distribute drugs rather than the items found. Among the options listed, possessing a cellular phone is not required to prove this intent, unlike items such as large amounts of illegal drugs or scales. The most irrelevant choice in relation to drug distribution is the counterfeit credit card. ;
The element not required for the crime of possession with intent to deliver is possessing a cellular phone. Unlike large amounts of drugs or scales, a cellphone does not directly indicate intent to distribute. Therefore, the selected option is C: a cellular phone.
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