Many states in the country have legalized marijuana for use either medically or recreationally. There are only three states that have a total ban on all uses of cannabis. North Carolina is one of those states. You cannot use the substance medically or otherwise...
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What are the barriers to MAT?
MAT, or medication-assisted therapy, is a system to help drug addicts recover that utilizes both therapy and the aid of certain medications. Fortunately, it is a very effective method of handling addiction among many people. But unfortunately, many barriers to access...
3 things to know about North Carolina’s drug court program
Sometimes struggles with substance abuse, rather than malintent, lead to people facing criminal charges. In such situations, traditional penalties and recidivism avoidance principles do not always help. North Carolina’s drug court program, however, may provide a path...
Parallel consequences of possessing drugs for college students
Many teenagers and young adults use their college years to take risks and experiment with substances, but keeping or carrying illegal drugs is a serious crime regardless of age. An arrest, charge and conviction for drug possession come with serious legal penalties,...
How to prove participation in the state syringe program
Drug paraphernalia laws in North Carolina criminalize the possession of various items that someone can use to cultivate, measure, store, or inject illegal drugs. However, many items considered to be paraphernalia also have legitimate uses, like medical syringes. If...
Barriers to MAT in North Carolina
Medication-assisted therapy treats substance use disorder through a combination of counseling and medications. While it can be very effective, there are barriers to MAT in North Carolina that may prevent many people from receiving treatment. Cost MAT is very...
Welcome news for college students who are facing drug charges
As a parent, you did everything possible to raise good kids. While you expect your children to figure out who they are when they go to college, you may not be able to keep them out of trouble. If the student in your family tries drugs, for example, he or she may...
Drug violations may trigger detention, deportation
A drug charge may mean big trouble for anyone. However, if you are living in North Carolina as a legal permanent resident or another type of noncitizen, the consequences of a drug violation may prove especially severe. Per the Drug Policy Alliance, any noncitizen who...
Drug paraphernalia charges in North Carolina
If you are facing drug paraphernalia charges, you could have a number of questions. These allegations can disrupt many facets of your life, creating problems at home, in the workplace and even years down the road. It is important to review North Carolina laws with...
Recent Arrests in North Carolina Highlight Drug Charges
Even as the nation grapples with changes to drug laws, especially marijuana, the news continues to report on high-profile drug cases. The news stories provide some insight into these arrests and the charges faced by those accused of crimes. The information provided in...