Differentiate between physical and constructive possession.
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Many criminal cases involve the "discovery" of some kind of illegal objects, such as a drug or a weapon, as one of the criminal objects. For example, the Tennessee Code, Simple Possession or Casual Exchange reads:
Further, the law acknowledges that it is possible to have two or most people collectively may have constructive assets. Two or more people have assets in their association the constructive property when each uses dominance or to manage the property with sufficient control over the place where the property is located or more than the source property is considered sufficient to give each of them the power to use or dispose of the property.
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