North Carolina S164 makes entering another's premises without legal justification and damaging temporary housing during an emergency a Class F felony.

North Carolina S164 specifies the punishment for entering another's premises without legal justification in an emergency area during a state of emergency and damaging their temporary housing. The bill classifies such actions as a Class F felony. Temporary housing includes tents, trailers, mobile homes, or any transportable structure used for shelter. The act becomes effective December 1, 2025, and applies to offenses committed on or after that date.

North Carolina S164 makes entering another's premises without legal justification and damaging temporary housing during an emergency a Class F felony.

North Carolina S164 specifies the punishment for entering another's premises without legal justification in an emergency area during a state of emergency and damaging their temporary housing. The bill classifies such actions as a Class F felony. Temporary housing includes tents, trailers, mobile homes, or any transportable structure used for shelter. The act becomes effective December 1, 2025, and applies to offenses committed on or after that date.