Should You Talk to Police? Your Rights During Police Questioning in Nevada Should you talk to police without a lawyer? No. You have the constitutional right to remain silent and request an attorney before answering any questions about criminal activity. In Nevada, you are only required to provide your name when lawfully detained – you … Reasons Not to Talk to Police

What Is Attorney-Client Privilege? Understanding Your Right to Confidential Communication What is attorney-client privilege? Attorney-client privilege is a legal protection that keeps communications between you and your lawyer confidential and prevents anyone from forcing disclosure of those conversations in court. This privilege ensures that you can speak freely with your attorney about your case without … Attorney-Client Privilege

What Should You Do If You’ve Been Subpoenaed to Court in Nevada? Do I have to respond to a subpoena in Nevada? Yes, a subpoena is a court order that legally requires you to appear in court or produce documents. Ignoring a subpoena can result in contempt of court charges, with monetary fines and jail … Subpoena to Court

How Criminal Charges Are Brought in Nevada: What You Need to Know Understanding how criminal charges are filed in Nevada is crucial for anyone facing potential criminal allegations. Many people believe they can simply walk into a police station and “press charges” against someone, but the reality is much more complex. If you’re facing criminal … How Criminal Charges Are Brought in Nevada

NRS 201.460: Sale of a Human Organ for Transplantation For generations, urban legends have circulated tales of unsuspecting individuals waking up in shady hotel rooms, drugged and missing organs, stolen to be sold on the black market to the highest bidder. We have heard other  stories about people from third world countries selling organs they … NRS 201.460: Sale of a Human Organ for Transplantation

NRS 205.440: Publishing False Statements To Affect Market Price  Every minute of every day, people exchange money for products and services. In many ways, commerce is what keeps the modern world moving. For this exchange to function effectively, goods and services must be presented in a trustworthy and ethical manner. People buy goods and services … NRS 205.440: Publishing False Statements To Affect Market Price 

Telemarketing Fraud in Nevada: Definition, Penalties, and More Back when landlines were a household staple, dinnertime interruptions were almost a guarantee. Just as you sat down to eat, the phone would ring. But it wasn’t your school friend calling or a long-lost relative catching up—it was almost certainly a telemarketer, pitching some “amazing” product or service … Telemarketing Fraud

NRS 202.540: Dangerous Exhibitions—What It Means and Penalties Entertainment has long been the foundation of Nevada’s economy, serving as the backbone of the state’s growth and prosperity. It’s no surprise that both individuals and businesses are constantly seeking the latest and most innovative trends in entertainment to generate income. This pursuit often leads to some … NRS 202.540: Dangerous Exhibitions

NRS 199.305: Preventing or Dissuading A Victim—Definition, Penalties & Common Defenses In movies, particularly mob films set in Las Vegas like Casino, we often see how intimidation and threats are used to silence individuals. Whether it’s to prevent them from reporting a crime or testifying, these tactics play a central role in the story’s tension … NRS 199.305: Preventing or Dissuading A Victim