Yes, you would need an attorney. In Florida an individual can be charged with what’s known as constructive possession, and that is inside your house or inside your vehicle that you exercise the control over your vehicle or your house so the law has certain presumptions that you knew of that drug in your house and therefore you can be charged with illegal possession of the same. It would be a requirement of Florida law that they have some evidence to again try to link again you having knowledge of the existence of that drug in either your vehicle or your house in order for them to be able to prosecute you for a constructive possession charge.