The offence of 'taking part in the sale' of a drug of dependence under s 32(1)(d) of the Controlled Substances Act 1984 (SA) does not require proof of a completed sale. The subsection extends to preparatory activities and the whole process leading up to an intended sale, provided there is a sufficient nexus between the accused and the selling operation. Persons who introduce customers to a would-be drug dealer may be brought within the ambit of s 32(1)(d).
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