North Carolina

North Carolina General Statutes — Crimes & Controlled Substances

2,735 sections, each with the official text and a plain-English explanation of what it means for you.

• § 90-717 — : Reserved for future codification purposes
• § 90-718 — : Reserved for future codification purposes
• § 90-719 — : Reserved for future codification purposes
• § 90-720 — : Reserved for future codification purposes
• § 90-721 — Definitions
• § 90-722 — Practice of polysomnography
• § 90-723 — Unlawful acts
• § 90-724 — Exemptions
• § 90-725 — Listing requirements
• § 90-731 — Declaration of purpose
• § 90-732 — Definitions
• § 90-733 — North Carolina Behavior Analysis Board
• § 90-734 — Powers and duties of Board
• § 90-735 — Annual report
• § 90-736 — License application
• § 90-737 — Requirements for licensure as a behavior analyst
• § 90-738 — Requirement of licensure as an assistant behavior analyst
• § 90-739 — Renewal of license
• § 90-740 — Temporary licensure
• § 90-741 — Reciprocity
• § 90-742 — Denial, suspension, or revocation of licenses and other disciplinary and remedial actions for violations of the Code of Conduct; relinquishing of license
• § 90-743 — Fees
• § 90-744 — Criminal history record checks of applicants for licensure
• § 90-745 — Exemptions from licensure
• § 90-746 — Prohibited acts and penalties
• § 90-747 — Injunction
• § 90-76 — Repealed by Session Laws 1979, c
• § 90-76.1 — through 90-76
• § 90-76.6 — Repealed by Session Laws 1981 (Regular Session, 1982), c
• § 90-77 — through 90-80
• § 90-8 — Officers may administer oaths, and subpoena witnesses, records and other materials
• § 90-8.1 — Rules governing applicants for licensure
• § 90-8.2 — Appointment of subcommittees
• § 90-81 — through 90-85
• § 90-85.1 — Repealed by Session Laws 1981 (Regular Session, 1982), c
• § 90-85.10 — Employees; Executive Director
• § 90-85.11 — Compensation of employees
• § 90-85.11A — Acquisition of real property; equipment; liability insurance
• § 90-85.12 — Executive Director to make investigations and prosecute
• § 90-85.13 — Approval of schools and colleges of pharmacy
• § 90-85.14 — Practical experience program
• § 90-85.15 — Application, qualifications, and criminal record check for licensure as a pharmacist; prerequisites
• § 90-85.15A — Pharmacy technicians
• § 90-85.15B — Immunizing pharmacists
• § 90-85.16 — Examination
• § 90-85.17 — License renewal
• § 90-85.18 — Approval of continuing education programs
• § 90-85.19 — Reinstatement
• § 90-85.2 — to 90-85
• § 90-85.20 — Licensure without examination
• § 90-85.21 — Pharmacy permit
• § 90-85.21A — Applicability to out-of-state operations
• § 90-85.21B — Unlawful practice of pharmacy
• § 90-85.21C — Pharmacy permit exemption for dispensing and delivery of home renal products
• § 90-85.21D — Dialysis facilities as designated agents to receive home medications for patients with renal failure
• § 90-85.22 — Device and medical equipment permits; exemptions
• § 90-85.23 — License and permit to be displayed
• § 90-85.24 — Fees collectible by Board
• § 90-85.25 — Disasters and emergencies
• § 90-85.26 — Prescription orders preserved
• § 90-85.26A — Clinical pharmacist practitioners subcommittee
• § 90-85.26B — Registration of dispensing optometrists
• § 90-85.27 — to 90-85
• § 90-85.28 — Selection by pharmacists permissible; prescriber may permit or prohibit selection; price limit on selected drugs; communication of dispensed biological products under specified circumstances
• § 90-85.29 — Prescription label
• § 90-85.3 — Definitions
• § 90-85.30 — Prescription record
• § 90-85.31 — Prescriber and pharmacist liability not extended
• § 90-85.32 — Rules pertaining to filling, refilling, transfer, and mail or common-carrier delivery of prescription orders
• § 90-85.33 — Unit dose medication systems
• § 90-85.34 — Unique pharmacy practice
• § 90-85.34A — Public health pharmacy practice
• § 90-85.35 — Availability of patient records
• § 90-85.36 — Availability of pharmacy records
• § 90-85.37 — Embargo
• § 90-85.38 — Disciplinary authority
• § 90-85.39 — Injunctive authority
• § 90-85.3A — Practice of pharmacy
• § 90-85.4 — North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
• § 90-85.40 — Violations
• § 90-85.41 — Board agreements with special peer review organizations for impaired pharmacy personnel
• § 90-85.42 — Board of Pharmacy reporting
• § 90-85.43 — Reserved for future codification purposes
• § 90-85.44 — Drug, Supplies, and Medical Device Repository Program established
• § 90-85.45 — Legislative intent
• § 90-85.46 — Definitions
• § 90-85.47 — Pharmacy quality assurance program required; limited liability; discovery
• § 90-85.48 — : Reserved for future codification purposes
• § 90-85.49 — : Reserved for future codification purposes
• § 90-85.5 — Objective of Pharmaceutical Association
• § 90-85.50 — (Recodified)Recodified in Part 8 of Article 50 of Chapter 58, pursuant to the terms of Session Laws 2025-69, s
• § 90-85.51 — (Recodified)Recodified as G
• § 90-85.52 — (Recodified)Recodified as G
• § 90-85.53 — (Recodified)Recodified as G
• § 90-85.6 — Board of Pharmacy; creation; membership; qualification of members
• § 90-85.60 — Definitions
• § 90-85.61 — Required notifications and disclosures
• § 90-85.62 — Penalty for failure to report
• § 90-85.63 — Report and data collection by the Secretary; public portal
• § 90-85.7 — Board of Pharmacy; selection; vacancies; commission; term; per diem; removal
• § 90-85.8 — Organization
• § 90-85.9 — Meetings
• § 90-86 — Title of Article
• § 90-87 — Definitions
• § 90-88 — Authority to control
• § 90-89 — Schedule I controlled substances
• § 90-89.1 — Treatment of controlled substance analogues
• § 90-9 — : Repealed by Session Laws 2007-418, s
• § 90-9.1 — Requirements for licensure as a physician under this Article
• § 90-9.2 — Requirements for graduates of international medical schools
• § 90-9.3 — Requirements for licensure as a physician assistant
• § 90-9.3A — (Effective once contingency met - see note) Requirements for team-based practice as a physician assistant
• § 90-9.4 — Requirements for licensure as an anesthesiologist assistant
• § 90-9.5 — Inactive licenses
• § 90-90 — Schedule II controlled substances
• § 90-91 — Schedule III controlled substances
• § 90-92 — Schedule IV controlled substances
• § 90-93 — Schedule V controlled substances
• § 90-94 — Schedule VI controlled substances
• § 90-94.1 — Exemption for use or possession of hemp extract
• § 90-95 — Violations; penalties
• § 90-95.1 — Continuing criminal enterprise
• § 90-95.2 — Cooperation between law-enforcement agencies
• § 90-95.3 — Restitution to law-enforcement agencies for undercover purchases; restitution for drug analyses; restitution for seizure and cleanup of clandestine laboratories
• § 90-95.4 — Employing or intentionally using minor to commit a drug law violation
• § 90-95.5 — Civil liability - employing a minor to commit a drug offense
• § 90-95.6 — Promoting drug sales by a minor
• § 90-95.7 — Participating in a drug violation by a minor
• § 90-96 — Conditional discharge for first offense
• § 90-96.01 — Drug education schools; responsibilities of the Department of Health and Human Services; fees
• § 90-96.1 — Immunity from prosecution for minors
• § 90-96.2 — Drug-related overdose treatment; limited immunity
• § 90-97 — Other penalties
• § 90-98 — Attempt and conspiracy; penalties
• § 90-99 — Republishing of schedules