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Possession of marijuana in North Carolina is illegal. Currently, there is a state bill working its way through North Carolina’s legislative process that, if passed, would legalize medical marijuana. However, it is important to remember that even if medical marijuana were made legal according to North Carolina state law, possession of marijuana for any purpose would still be illegal under federal law.
→ Read MoreWhen the beneficiary dies before the will maker, or testator, the gift to the beneficiary is said to have lapsed. Some states have anti-lapse statutes so that when a beneficiary does die before the testator, the gift goes to the heirs of the beneficiary anyway, depending on the circumstances.
→ Read MoreBecause the severity of marijuana possession penalties in North Carolina increases depending on the amount possessed, with threshold levels at 0.5 and 1.5 ounces, knowing exactly how many marijuana cigarettes equal 1 ounce can be important. An ounce (28.35 grams) typically makes about 60 marijuana cigarettes, or ‘joints.’
→ Read MoreThe substance popularly known as K2 (JWH-018), and other cannabinoids, is still legal in North Carolina, despite the rise in illegalization of K2 in other states. K2 might also be called genie, spice, zohai, fake weed, or synthetic pot, and is typically sold as incense or potpourri. K2 may sometimes be referred to as ‘synthetic marijuana,’ but this term is misleading and confuses K2 with tetrahydrocannabinols, which have been illegal under North Carolina state law for some time.
→ Read MoreIn the last several years, many states have implemented statutes authorizing the medicinal use of marijuana. Despite several attempts to pass medical marijuana statutes, North Carolina is not one of these states, yet. As such, you cannot get medical marijuana in the state of North Carolina.
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