Can I be charged with methamphetamine possession even if it wasn’t on my person at the time?

Yes. In order to be charged with methamphetamine possession, it is only necessary to demonstrate that the substance was under the accused individual’s control. If methamphetamine is found in your house, your car, or anywhere else where you could reasonably have been expected to exercise control over, it is possible that you may be charged with methamphetamine possession.