NRS 202.300: Nevada Laws for “Aiding a Child to Possess a Gun”—A Comprehensive Overview Under Nevada gun laws, minors (under the age of 18) are generally prohibited from handling or possessing a gun. Due to recent news stories, the number of children bringing firearms to school has increased. Last February, Clark County School District confiscated … NRS 202.300: Nevada Laws for “Aiding a Child to Possess a Gun”—A Comprehensive Overview
NRS 212.090: Penalties for Escape & Attempted Escape The Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) section 212.090 addresses the penalties for escape or attempted escape from legal custody. For those incarcerated, the notion of escaping prison may arise as a desperate effort to regain freedom, perhaps sparked by the belief of wrongful conviction or the overwhelming challenges … NRS 212.090: Penalties for Escape & Attempted Escape
NRS 202.485: Nevada’s Laws Against Leaving Children Unattended in Vehicles Leaving your children unattended in a motor vehicle can be a dangerous choice that puts their safety at risk. Nevada has taken steps to protect against this type of behavior by passing NRS 202.485, which prohibits leaving children unattended in vehicles and sets out penalties … NRS 202.485: Nevada’s Laws Against Leaving Children Unattended in Vehicles
Plea Bargains in Nevada: What Is It and How Does It Work Plea bargains are a common practice in criminal justice systems throughout the U.S., and Nevada is no exception. In fact, according to USCourts.gov, more than 90% of defendants enter into some sort of plea bargain rather than go to trial. Recently, Ezra Miller, … Plea Bargains in Nevada: What Is It and How Does It Work
What Happens When You Don’t Return a Rental Car in Nevada If you drive, you might have rented a car before. For instance, if you’re on vacation in Vegas and want to take a day trip to Hoover Dam or visit Mount Charleston. If you plan on taking day trips from The Strip to any … What Happens When You Don’t Return a Rental Car in Nevada
Understanding Nevada’s Kidnapping Law: NRS 200.310-330 Kidnapping is considered one of the most heinous crimes that can be committed against a person. Defined as the unlawful confinement or transportation of an individual against their will, kidnapping is taken very seriously by the legal system. In Nevada, the crime of kidnapping is defined in NRS 200.310, … NRS 200.310: Kidnapping Laws in Nevada
Serial Killer vs Mass Murderer: What is the Difference Between the Two We all have a little bit of morbid curiosity about serial killers or murders in general, otherwise the I.D or Investigation Discovery channel wouldn’t be a thing and some of the most watched television wouldn’t be famous murder trials. Most people want to … Serial Killer vs Mass Murderer: What is the Difference Between the Two
NRS 484B.650: Everything You Need to Know About Aggressive Driving in Nevada Driving aggressively is considered a severe violation in Nevada, and it can lead to severe consequences. NRS 484B.650 outlines the penalties for violating this law, as well as other relevant considerations related to aggressive driving charges. In this article, we will explain everything … NRS 484B.650: Aggressive Driving
Harboring a Fugitive: Legal Definition, Penalties, & More We’ve all seen it on TV or maybe in a Cops episode someone trying to avoid being arrested ends up hiding out at a friends or relatives house to avoid the police. The person may have even left the state the crime was committed in and went to … Harboring a Fugitive: Legal Definition, Penalties, & More
NRS 202.055: Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor – Penalties and Other FAQs Answered NRS 202.055 is a Nevada statute that makes it illegal to furnish alcohol to someone under the age of 21. This offense can result in serious criminal penalties, including fines and jail time. In this article, we discuss the elements of NRS … NRS 202.055: Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor
