Attempted Crimes In Nevada We have all heard the term “Attempted Murder” on the news or on a court TV or when watching “ Law and Order” but what does that actually mean? Well, it is not as simple as you may think. Crimes in Nevada that are not fully carried out are considered and … Attempted Crimes In Nevada

Deportable Offenses: What Crimes Are Eligible for Deportation Worried about getting deported due to a crime in Nevada? Depending on what crime is committed could determine whether or not you can get deported from the United States of America.  Whether you are here legally or illegally, it probably won’t matter if the crime you committed is … Deportable Offenses: What Crimes Are Eligible for Deportation

NRS 202.255: Spring Gun Law in Nevada With all our attention on gun laws after mass shootings or school shootings, we pay very little attention to not so common forms of gun use and the laws that apply to them. Firearms are dangerous no matter what the circumstances and unless used legally and correctly they … NRS 202.255: Spring Gun Law in Nevada

Nevada Alcohol Laws on Underage Drinking Underage drinking—we all have tried alcohol at one time or another before we turned 21, the legal age to purchase and use alcohol in Nevada. Maybe you had some wine at Christmas that was given to you by your family or your first beer was at your friend’s house … Nevada Alcohol Laws

Domestic Violence With Strangulation in NV: Penalties, Jail Time, and Common Defenses If you are charged with domestic violence by strangulation in Nevada, it is important to understand the penalties and common defenses that may be available to you. This charge can have a major impact on child custody and other rights, so it is … Domestic Violence With Strangulation in NV: Penalties, Jail Time, and Common Defenses

Felony Murder in Nevada: What You Need to Know About Nevada’s Felony Murder Rule In Nevada, felony murder is defined as a homicide that occurs during the commission of a felony. Under this law, any person who participates in a felony and causes the death of another person can be charged with felony murder. This … Felony Murder in Nevada: What You Need to Know About Nevada’s Felony Murder Rule

NRS 200.405 – Administering Drugs to Aid in a Felony A defendant can be guilty of the crime of NRS 200.405, which is considered a drug felony if the defendant knowingly gives substances legal or illegal to another person to aid in the commission of another felony. NRS 200.405 states that “unless a greater penalty … NRS 200.405 – Administering Drugs to Aid in a Felony

What Is Domestic Battery First Degree? Definitions, Penalties, and Common Defenses in Nevada If you’ve been charged with domestic battery 1st degree in Nevada, you may be wondering what kind of penalties you’re facing. The short answer is that a conviction for domestic battery 1st degree, depending on the severity, can result in up to … What Is Domestic Battery First Degree? Definitions, Penalties, and Common Defenses in Nevada

Nevada Knife Laws: What You Need to Know About Knife Laws in Nevada In Nevada, it is legal to carry a knife in public as long as the blade is shorter than four inches. However, there are some restrictions on what types of knives you can carry. For example, it is illegal to carry a … Nevada Knife Laws: What You Need to Know About Knife Laws in Nevada

Failure to Pay Child Support in Nevada: The Consequences of Willfully Not Paying Child Support – Federal Law Recap (18 U.S.C.  228) Child support is a legal agreement between parents to ensure that their child’s financial needs are met. A parent who fails to pay child support in a timely manner is committing a crime. Willfully … Failure to Pay Child Support in Nevada – Federal Law Recap (18 U.S.C. 228)