§ 120-271. Use of likenesses of any seal or coat of arms of the Senate.
It is prohibited to knowingly use, make, copy, sell, or resell likenesses of the Senate’s seal or coat of arms, unless directed by the Senate or its Principal Clerk, with a narrow exception for official use of North Carolina.
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