North Carolina H452 revises the law on obstruction of health care facilities, establishing penalties for obstructing access and injuring or.
North Carolina H452 amends the criminal offense of obstruction of health care facilities. It prohibits obstructing or blocking access to health care facilities, injuring or threatening those obtaining or providing health care services, and approaching within 8 feet to distribute leaflets without consent. Violations are classified as misdemeanors, escalating to a felony for repeat offenses. The law takes effect on December 1, 2025.
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