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Prescription Fraud Charges in North Carolina
There are thousands of types of medications that are designed for a multitude of ailments. Doctors prescribe medications that are not available over the counter. These prescription medications are supposed to be used to treat specific ailments and for a defined period of time. Unfortunately, many prescription medications can be addictive, and patients may want to continue taking the drugs even after their initial medical problem has been resolved. Laws are in place to prevent prescription fraud. If you have been charged with prescription fraud you will want to consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.
What is Prescription Fraud?