The Law General Statute 108A-25.2 The law states: Individuals convicted of Class H or I controlled substance felony offenses are eligible to participa
{"Image DocumentName": "The Law General Statute 108A-25.2", "Image ImageDescription": "The law states: Individuals convicted of Class H or I controlled substance felony offenses are eligible to participate in the Work First and food stamp program: Six months after release from custody if no additional controlled substance felony offense is committed during that period & successful completion of or continuous active participation in a required substance abuse treatment program determined appropriate by the area mental health authority;  In 1997, the NC General Assembly passed N.C. General Statute 108A Individuals convicted of Class H or I controlled substance felony offenses are eligible to participate in the Work First and food stamp program if certain conditions are met. Individuals convicted of all other felonies are ineligible to participate in the Work First or Food Stamp program. The first condition is if it has been six months after release from custody, if no additional controlled substance felony offense is committed during that period and successful completion of or continuous active participation in a required substance abuse treatment program, determined appropriate by the area mental health authority;", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}