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What is an Accomplice?

What is an Accomplice? Under Nevada law (NRS 195) you cannot be charged as an Accomplice in a crime. This is because the state does not recognize a difference between a person who “aids and abets” a criminal act, and a person who physically performs a criminal act. Both are considered “principals” of the crime “whether … What is an Accomplice?

THE DEFENDERS IS THE NEW DEFENSE TEAM FOR NAPSO

The Defenders is Privileged to Announce Its Partnership with Nevada Association of Public Safety Officers (NAPSO) THE DEFENDERS IS THE NEW DEFENSE TEAM FOR NAPSO The Defenders is Privileged to Announce Its Partnership with Nevada Association of Public Safety Officers (NAPSO) The Defenders Criminal Defense Attorneys in downtown Las Vegas is privileged to announce … THE DEFENDERS IS THE NEW DEFENSE TEAM FOR NAPSO

Nevada Supreme Court establishes right to jury trial for Misdemeanor Domestic Violence

Nevada Supreme Court establishes right to jury trial for Misdemeanor Domestic Violence In a reversal of its 2014 ruling on the matter, the Supreme Court of Nevada (SCONV) ruled unanimously on September 12, 2019, that individuals charged with 1st and 2nd offense Battery which constitutes Domestic Violence (BDV) both misdemeanors, now have the right to … Nevada Supreme Court establishes right to jury trial for Misdemeanor Domestic Violence

Drug Paraphernalia in Nevada

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What you need to know about Drug Paraphernalia in the State of Nevada Since they made marijuana legal for recreational use in Nevada, everything’s cool right? Well, no, actually. If you’re a resident of Nevada and have a private place to consume the product, its probably all cool, but if you’re one of the 40 … Drug Paraphernalia in Nevada

What is Open or Gross Lewdness in Nevada?

NRS 201.210: Open or Gross Lewdness in the State of Nevada Gross Lewdness is a sexual crime in Nevada (NRS 201.210). Its definition can be broadly interpreted to include many acts, but specifically, Open or Gross Lewdness is defined as either of the following two conditions: Deliberately performing sexual acts or simulated sexual acts in … What is Open or Gross Lewdness in Nevada?

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DAVID KOHLMEIER JOINS THE DEFENDERS

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] DAVID KOHLMEIER JOINS THE DEFENDERS [/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner][vc_column_text] The Defenders Grows Its Client Relations Team Las Vegas, Nevada – The Defenders Criminal Defense Attorneys in downtown Las Vegas announce that David Kohlmeier has joined the firm to lead its client relations department. In this role, David uses his knowledge and experience to assist clients while the … DAVID KOHLMEIER JOINS THE DEFENDERS

What is an Accessory After the Fact?

In Las Vegas, What is an Accessory After the Fact? Assisting someone who has committed a criminal act in specific ways, may result in being charged with the criminal offense of being an Accessory after the Fact. Nevada Law (NRS 195) defines two parties to crimes, Principal and Accessory. A principal is a person who … What is an Accessory After the Fact?

New Law: Wrongful Convictions

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Changes to the Nevada Criminal Laws – Wrongful Convictions In this last article in our series regarding new laws passed by the 2019 Nevada legislature and signed into law by the governor, this article discusses Assembly Bill 267 (AB267), which allows those who were wrongfully convicted in Nevada to be able to gain redress from … New Law: Wrongful Convictions

NEW LAW: Community Service for Fines and Fees

Changes to the Nevada Criminal Laws – Fines and Fees Under a sweeping set of new laws passed by the 2019 Nevada Legislature, criminal justice and procedures have been overhauled, with an objective to reducing the population of Nevada prisons of non-violent offenders, and changing penalties for certain non-violent crimes; with changes to the penalty … NEW LAW: Community Service for Fines and Fees

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