Under a state law that takes effect next month, anyone who provides certain drugs to a person who dies after taking them may be prosecuted for second-degree murder — whether

Related Keywords

North Carolina , United States , New York , Durham County , Asheville , Durham School Of The Arts , Louisiana , Chapel Hill , United Kingdom , Winston Salem , Illinois , New Jersey , Raleigh , Tennessee , Scotland , American , Barbara Walsh , Ainsley Bryce , Colin Miller , Facetime Jeremiah , Vanessa Ryann , Cassandra Carter , Marshall Abbott , Jared Runyon , Sophia Walsh , Dannye Britt Jr , Elizabeth Abernathy , Jeff Welty , Sarah Willets , Daniel Spiegel , Michael Baca Atlas , Us Drug Enforcement Administration , Durham County District Attorney Office , Nc Department Of Health , Street Drug Analysis Lab , Buncombe County Sheriff Office , Drug Policy Alliance , Parkland High School , Centers For Disease , Department Of Health , Carolina Public , Human Services , Fentanyl Victims Network Of North Carolina , Public Press , Gregory Chase Carter , Chief Medical , Durham School , Enforcement Administration , Durham County District Attorney , Assistant District Attorney Daniel Spiegel , Fentanyl Victims Network , Disease Control , Prescription Drug Abuse Policy System , Just Prosecution , Jeremiah Scales , Parkland High , Buncombe County Sheriff , New York Based , African American , Madison County Based , Holler Harm Reduction , Primary Care , Drug Analysis Lab , Regional ,