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The 4th of July in North Carolina is a time for celebration. Families gather for cookouts, fireworks, and long weekends on the water. It 4th-of-July-laws-in-North-Carolina is a tradition built around freedom, but every year it brings a familiar pattern to courtrooms across the state.

Fireworks tickets, alcohol-related charges involving underage possession, drunk driving, and boating accidents rise sharply in the days surrounding the 4th of July. Some of these cases involve honest mistakes. Others involve serious consequences.

Understanding what is legal and what is not in North Carolina can help prevent celebrations from turning into criminal investigations, arrests, or life-changing accidents.

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