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North Carolina statutes and administrative rules often authorize or require collateral consequences using broad language to identify or describe offenses that trigger a collateral consequence. For example, a statute may authorize an occupational licensing board to revoke, suspend, or deny the license or application for licensure of an individual if the licensee or applicant is or has been convicted of “any felony or any act of dishonesty.” This broad language allows for an array of offenses to trigger that collateral consequence, all with varying classifications and characteristics. Narrowly filtering C-CAT’s data by the classification and characteristics of a triggering offense will provide users with incomplete search results by restricting their search to those specific features, which will exclude possible collateral consequences triggered by other offenses that meet the disqualifying criteria of the statute or administrative rule that authorizes the collateral consequence. Additionally, specific criminal offenses can fall under broad descriptions of triggering offenses described in collateral consequence laws. The structure of enabling legislation and rules in North Carolina make searching by a specific offense, such as assault, a faulty search method to find possible collateral consequences of an offense. Therefore, the C-CAT team only recommends the Custom Search for researchers and analysts interested in collateral consequence laws in North Carolina.
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