North Carolina Controlled Substances Act.

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Section
90-86

Title of Article.

Section
90-87

Definitions.

Section
90-88

Authority to control.

Section
90-89

Schedule I controlled substances.

Section
90-89.1

Treatment of controlled substance analogues.

Section
90-90

Schedule II controlled substances.

Section
90-91

Schedule III controlled substances.

Section
90-92

Schedule IV controlled substances.

Section
90-93

Schedule V controlled substances.

Section
90-94

Schedule VI controlled substances.

Section
90-94.1

Exemption for use or possession of hemp extract.

Section
90-95

Violations; penalties.

Section
90-95.1

Continuing criminal enterprise.

Section
90-95.2

Cooperation between law-enforcement agencies.

Section
90-95.3

Restitution to law-enforcement agencies for undercover purchases; restitution for drug analyses; restitution for seizure and cleanup of clandestine laboratories.

Section
90-95.4

Employing or intentionally using minor to commit a drug law violation.

Section
90-95.5

Civil liability employing a minor to commit a drug offense.

Section
90-95.6

Promoting drug sales by a minor.

Section
90-95.7

Participating in a drug violation by a minor.

Section
90-96

Conditional discharge for first offense.

Section
90-96.01

Drug education schools; responsibilities of the Department of Health and Human Services; fees.

Section
90-96.1

Immunity from prosecution for minors.

Section
90-96.2

Drug-related overdose treatment; limited immunity.

Section
90-97

Other penalties.

Section
90-98

Attempt and conspiracy; penalties.

Section
90-99

Republishing of schedules.

Section
90-100

Rules.

Section
90-101

Annual registration and fee to engage in listed activities with controlled substances; effect of registration; exceptions; waiver; inspection.

Section
90-102

Additional provisions as to registration.

Section
90-102.1

Registration of persons requiring limited use of controlled substances for training purposes in certain businesses.

Section
90-103

Revocation or suspension of registration.

Section
90-104

Records of registrants or practitioners.

Section
90-105

Order forms.

Section
90-106

Prescriptions and labeling.

Section
90-106.1

Photo ID requirement for Schedule II controlled substances.

Section
90-106.2

Recodified as G.S. 90-12.7 by Session Laws 2016-17, s. 1, effective June 20, 2016.

Section
90-106.3

Disposal of residual pain prescriptions following death of hospice or palliative care patient.

Section
90-107

Prescriptions, stocks, etc., open to inspection by officials.

Section
90-107.1

Certified diversion investigator access to prescription records.

Section
90-108

Prohibited acts; penalties.

Section
90-109

Licensing required.

Section
90-109.1

Treatment.

Section
90-110

Injunctions.

Section
90-111

Cooperative arrangements.

Section
90-112

Forfeitures.

Section
90-112.1

Remission or mitigation of forfeitures; possession pending trial.

Sections
90-113

Repealed by Session Laws 1973, c. 540, s. 7.

Section
90-113.1

Burden of proof; liabilities.

Section
90-113.2

Judicial review.

Section
90-113.3

Education and research.

Sections
90-113.4

Repealed by Session Laws 1981, c. 500, s. 2, effective October 1, 1981.

Sections
90-113.4A

Repealed by Session Laws 1989, c. 784, s. 4.

Section
90-113.5

State Board of Pharmacy, State Bureau of Investigation and peace officers to enforce Article.

Section
90-113.6

Payments and advances.

Section
90-113.7

Pending proceedings.

Section
90-113.8

Continuation of regulations.