These are the laws and statutes governing the practice of chiropractic in the state of North Carolina.

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90-139.	Chiropractic and membership of Board of Examiners.
90-140.	Selection of chiropractic members of Board.
90-141.	Organization; quorum.
90-142.	Rules and regulations.
90-143.	Definitions of chiropractic; examinations; educational requirements. (Effective July 1, 1993)
90-143.1	Applicants licensed in other states.
90-143.	Definitions of Chiropractic; examinations; educational requirements case notes Scope of Practice. (Effective until July 1, 1993)
90-143.2	Certification of diagnostic imaging technicians.
90-144.	Meetings of Board of Examiners.
90-145.	Grant of license.
90-146.	Graduates from other states.
90-147.	Practice without license a misdemeanor.
90-148.	Records of Board.
90-149.	Application fee.
90-150.	Repealed by Session Laws 1967,c. 218, s.4.
90-151.	Extent and limitation of license.
90-152.	Repealed by Session Laws 1967, c. 691, s.59.
90-153.	Licensed chiropractors may practice in public hospitals.
90-154.	Grounds for professional discipline.
90-154.1	Collection of certain fees prohibited.
90-154.2	Unethical conduct.
90-154.3	Acceptable care in the practice of chiropractic.
90-155.	Annual fee for renewal of license.
90-156.	Pay of Board and authorized expenditures.
90-157.	Chiropractors subject to State and municipal regulations.
90-157.1	Free choice by patient guaranteed.
90-157.2	Chiropractor as expert witness.
90-400.	Definition.
90-401.	Referral fees and payment for certain solicitations prohibited.
90-401.1	Direct solicitation prohibited.
90-402.	Sanction.