North Carolina H450 prohibits private detectives and wildlife protectors from using electronic tracking devices or inspecting private property.
North Carolina H450, the Private Property Rights Act, mandates that private detectives and wildlife protectors must obtain a search warrant or other judicial order before installing electronic tracking devices or inspecting private property. This law ensures that such activities are conducted legally and with proper authorization, protecting property rights and privacy. The act applies to offenses committed on or after December 1, 2025.
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