Possession of methylamphetamine with intent to sell or supply, even where the offender holds drugs as agent for a co-offender, ordinarily requires immediate imprisonment. Prior good character and lower culpability relative to a co-offender do not, without more, make such a case 'borderline' so as to justify suspension of the term of imprisonment.
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