Jaleeyah's Law modifies North Carolina's criminal laws to address criminal gang activity, including definitions and penalties.
Jaleeyah's Law makes several modifications to North Carolina's criminal laws concerning gang activity. It redefines criminal gang activity to include the commission of certain offenses and participation in gangs. The law also specifies that it is unlawful to cause, encourage, solicit, or coerce individuals under 18 to participate in such activities, with penalties ranging from Class F to Class D felonies. Additionally, it addresses the use of firearms by gang members in relation to drug felonies or crimes of violence, with enhanced penalties for leaders or organizers.
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