What is another word for constructive possession?
Pronunciation: [kənstɹˈʌktɪv pəzˈɛʃən] (IPA) 
Constructive possession is a legal term used to describe the possession of an object or substance, even if it is not in physical proximity to the person. It refers to situations where someone has the ability and intention to control or manage the object. Some synonyms for constructive possession include custody, control, ownership, dominion, and stewardship. These words all convey the idea of someone having responsibility over an object or substance, even if they do not have immediate physical possession of it. Constructive possession is often used in criminal cases, particularly those involving drug offenses, where individuals may be charged for possessing drugs that they do not physically have on them.
