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North Carolina · N.C. Gen. Stat. 14-380.4

Horse show schedules had to print the anti-bribery law

Quote checked October 14, 2026 Text match only; current legal status and enforcement not verified.

What the law says

“The provisions of this Article shall be printed on all schedules for any horse show held prior to January 1, 1965.”

Penalty

This section doesn't print a penalty of its own. Other parts of the North Carolina General Statutes may set one; we haven't looked them up, so we don't state one here.

History note

“(1963, c. 1100, s. 4.)”

As printed on the official page.

The earliest year in this note is 1963. That's the earliest year the note prints. It doesn't establish when this wording was enacted, took effect or first appeared.

In plain English

Our reading

The article this section points to is North Carolina's horse show law, which makes bribing a show judge or official a crime (section 14-380.1 has its own page here). Organizers had to print that article on the schedule of any horse show held before January 1, 1965. The date passed long ago, and the sentence is still in the published code.

Written by Silly Rules from the quoted text above. It's a plain reading, not legal advice. We haven't researched how courts read this section or how often anyone enforces it.

Code
North Carolina General Statutes
Section
N.C. Gen. Stat. 14-380.4, “Printing Article in horse show schedules”
Topic
Animals
Source
www.ncleg.gov

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