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Sexual exploitation of a minor is not a single charge in North Carolina. It is a three-tiered criminal offense defined under N.C.G.S. §§ 14-190.16, 14-190.17, and 14-190.17A. Each degree carries different elements, different felony classifications, and very different prison ranges — from a Class H felony for possession to a Class C felony for production. […]
North Carolina law does not specifically prohibit registered sex offenders from attending church. The state statute that restricts where registrants can go — N.C.G.S. § 14-208.18 — lists specific categories of locations. Houses of worship are not among them. But that one-line answer is incomplete, and acting on it without understanding the details could lead […]
Yes. In North Carolina, sharing someone’s intimate images without their consent is a felony for anyone 18 or older. The state classifies this offense — formally called “disclosure of private images” — as a Class H felony under N.C.G.S. § 14-190.5A. But the severity of the charge depends on the specific circumstances, including the defendant’s […]
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