Can cocaine be charged as either a felony or a misdemeanor in NC or is it mandatory for it to be a felony no matter?
Possession of cocaine is always a felony as a matter of law. There is no misdemeanor possession of cocaine in North Carolina.
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Possession of cocaine is always a felony as a matter of law. There is no misdemeanor possession of cocaine in North Carolina.
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