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What are the laws on online solicitation in North Carolina?
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Since 1990, drug overdoses in this country have tripled. The increasing abuse of prescription opioids is one of the main reasons for this increase. Many people have been fearful of
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When someone is charged with Medicare fraud, it is a federal crime. This means that the penalties quickly become very serious. Medicare fraud can be committed by a single individual,
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A retired schoolteacher is dead and the other driver who caused the wreck is now behind bars following a fatal collision in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, last month. The 30-year-old
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In North Carolina and all other states, federal law prohibits some people from possessing, transporting, shipping or receiving explosives, firearms or ammunition. The possession of a firearm may be constructive
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Most people are aware that the Fourth Amendment protects them from unreasonable search and seizures. However, the courts sometimes rule on evidence that isn’t covered under this amendment. Recently, the
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