OPINION OF THE COURT Alexander, J. In these cases, we consider the extent to which the principles of accessorial liability and constructive possession may support a finding that evidence presented to a Grand Jury is legally sufficient to establish a prima facie case of criminal possession of a controlled substance. In both cases the trial court’s dismissal of counts of the indictments charging criminal posse…
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