North Carolina · North Carolina General Statutes — Crimes & Controlled Substances
N.C.G.S. (Criminal Law) § 14-113.22: Punishment and liability
What this law says, in plain English
Violations of identity theft statutes (G.S. 14-113.20 and 14-113.20A) are punishable as Class G or F felonies, with enhanced penalties if the victim suffers arrest or conviction, or if three or more persons' information is involved. Courts may order restitution and victims may seek civil damages.
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