Large quantities indicating intent to sell drugs.

• A. Possession of Controlled Substance
• B. Possession with Intent to Distribute
• C. Distribution
• D. Trafficking

Answer: (B)

Intent to distribute shifts possession into a more serious charge. When someone has a large quantity of a controlled substance, it suggests they’re not holding it for personal use but planning to sell it, which shows a specific intent (mens rea) to distribute. That combination of possession plus intent is exactly what possession with intent to distribute captures, making it the best fit for the scenario.

About the other ideas: simply possessing a controlled substance covers having the drug without proving an ongoing plan to sell. Distribution would mean the actual transfer of the drug to another person, which isn’t established by possession alone. Trafficking implies a larger-scale operation or more systemic involvement and often higher thresholds, rather than just a single possession with intent to sell.