NRS 176A.850: Honorable Discharge from Probation In Nevada You may have been convicted or entered into a plea deal for a crime that resulted in probation instead of incarceration. Whether you were found guilty or pleaded guilty, this alternative allows you to fulfill your obligations without being imprisoned. Nevada takes discharge from probation seriously almost … NRS 176A.850: Discharge from Probation

NRS 199.310: Malicious Prosecution Laws in Nevada—Definition, Penalties, Defense Malicious prosecution is a serious offense that occurs when someone initiates or encourages legal action against an innocent person without probable cause and with malicious intent. In the state of Nevada, malicious prosecution is governed by NRS 199.310, which outlines the specific elements and penalties associated … NRS 199.310: Malicious Prosecution Laws in Nevada

NRS 205.320: Extortion & Blackmail Laws in Nevada: Definition, Penalties, and More In Nevada, blackmail and extortion are considered the same thing. Some of the most common forms of either blackmail or extortion are: Falsely accusing another person of committing a crime Threatening to expose the secrets of another that may damage their reputation. Threatening … NRS 205.320: Extortion & Blackmail Laws in Nevada

NRS 205.370: Swindling Laws in Nevada—Definition, Penalties, and Defenses Crook, shyster, swindler—we’ve all heard these terms to refer to someone who seems shady or does shady dealings, and gets things for free or on the cheap. These terms often refer to a person who uses falsehoods to gain something. For instance, assuming a false identity … NRS 205.370: Swindling Laws

Acquittals in Criminal Cases: What Does Being Acquitted Mean? When individuals are accused of a crime, their ultimate goal is often to be acquitted. Acquittal means that a judge or jury has found them “not guilty” of the charges brought against them. It is an essential concept in the criminal justice system and has significant … Acquittals

Different Degrees of Murder and Homicide Laws in Nevada When it comes to violent crimes, especially those involving the loss of human life, the legal system in Nevada takes a serious stance. Murder and homicide charges carry severe penalties, including potential life imprisonment or even the death penalty in certain cases. Understanding the different degrees … Murder in Nevada

NRS 200.280: Mayhem in Nevada—Definition, Penalties, Defenses, and More Many people have a vision in their head of mayhem since television has created what we should believe about mayhem. But what does mayhem really mean in reference to the law and criminal offenses? Here, we’ll delve into the definition of mayhem in Nevada, the penalties … NRS 200.280: Mayhem

Admin Per Se: What Is It and What Does It Mean for You Admin Per Se is a legal term that means “administrative in itself” or “by itself”. When it comes to driving, it refers to a type of legal proceeding in which the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has the authority to suspend or … Admin Per Se

Citizen’s Arrest: What You Need to Know About Arrests by a Private Person (NRS 171.126) Believe it or not, it is perfectly legal in Nevada for a private citizen with no law enforcement experience to arrest another if a crime has been committed. There are two circumstances where a private person may place someone under a … Citizen’s Arrest or Arrests by a Private Person

Can Domestic Violence Charges Be Dropped? Domestic Violence and Battery charges are severe and can lead to a host of other problems and charges against you if you are convicted of the crime. Usually, domestic violence and battery charges cannot just be dismissed. Nevada law specifically prohibits prosecutors from reducing or dismissing a charge of … Can Domestic Violence Charges Be Dropped?