Does prior illegal police action render possession of prescription medication involuntary?
<p>Does prior illegal police action render possession of prescription medication involuntary? </p>

<p>For example, police filling a fraudulent prescription through a pharmacist instead of making an arrest.</p>

<p>It isn't clear that the example you give is illegal police action, but let's assume that it is for the sake of this question, since it doesn't affect the analysis.</p>

<p>If possession is not compelled, then it is voluntary.</p>

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