LUMMUS, J.
General Laws (Ter. Ed.) c. 94, § 211, as it appears in St. 1938, c. 321, § 1, makes it a crime for a person, not within certain specified classes in which the defendant does not contend that she is included, to be "found in possession" of a "narcotic drug" except "by reason of a physician's prescription lawfully and properly issued." On a complaint charging the commission of that crime on
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