NRS 205.130: Check Fraud in Nevada—Defining Bad Checks and Penalties Not many people carry around a checkbook these days. Checkbooks are basically something of the past since most monetary transactions are done electronically. Most people use debit or credit cards to make purchases or pay bills, however there are some people that may still carry … NRS 205.130: Check Fraud

NRS 200.230: Death Resulting From Overloading A Passenger Vehicle Remember when you were a teenager and just got your driver’s license? Perhaps you were the only one in your friend group with a driver’s license and a car. Despite our parents’ warnings about driving safely and avoiding overcrowding the car, how many of us actually … NRS 200.230: Death Resulting From Overloading A Passenger Vehicle

NRS 201.085: Paternity Fraud—Definition, Penalties, and FAQs The words paternity and fraud are something most people don’t think about or even realize exists. However it does exist and the people who pay the ultimate price are the children.  Some individuals may choose not to become parents, avoiding the responsibility of raising a child. Others, however, … NRS 201.085: Paternity Fraud

NRS 90.650: Investment/Securities Fraud in Nevada—Definition, Penalties, and More When you think of securities fraud or investment fraud, you may think of movies like “Wall Street” or ‘The Wolf of Wall Street” that make moving around other people’s money look glamorous and exciting. These crimes are anything but glamorous and can land the person charged … NRS 90.650: Investment/Securities Fraud Nevada

Tax Fraud Charges—Definition, Penalties, Defenses, and FAQs They say the only certainties in life are death and taxes, right? While that may hold true, there are plenty of people who don’t see paying taxes as a necessity. Most people pay taxes via their payroll check from employment and then fill out a tax return at … Tax Fraud

NRS 201.270: Disturbing A Religious Meeting—Definition, Penalties and More Religious services are not confined to churches, temples, or synagogues—they can happen anywhere. From parks to community spaces, people gather in various places to practice their faith. In Nevada, it is considered a crime to disrupt a religious gathering, underscoring the importance of respecting such assemblies. … NRS 201.270: Disturbing A Religious Meeting

Wire Fraud: What Is It and What Are the Penalties Wire fraud is a daily occurrence in this country, often highlighted in news warnings, especially during the holiday season. Take, for example, this Nevada politician who was found guilty of a wire fraud scheme. Unfortunately, countless individuals fall prey to these schemes every day, making … Wire Fraud: What Is It and What Are the Penalties

NRS 212.160: Furnishing A Weapon Or Controlled Substance To A Prisoner We’ve all heard the stories about life behind bars—accounts of inmates gaining access to contraband like cell phones, cigarettes, and even engaging in drug trade within the prison walls. The question of how contraband makes its way into prisons remains a mystery to many. … NRS 212.160: Furnishing A Weapon Or Controlled Substance To A Prisoner

NRS 205.760: Credit Card / Debit Card Fraud in Nevada With the holidays coming America will lose billions of dollars to credit card fraud over the holiday season.  Credit card fraud is common these days even though there are protections in place to keep peoples credit safe.  In 2023, there were over 425,000 credit card … NRS 205.760: Credit Card / Debit Card Fraud in Nevada

Parties to Crime: Definitions & Penalties In criminal law, parties to a crime are individuals or groups who participate in the commission of a crime. This includes not only those who directly commit the offense but also those who assist, encourage, or enable the crime. It’s common to see cases where individuals who didn’t physically … Parties to Crime