NRS 207.270: Loitering by Schools or Public Places Where Kids Gather You might think that hanging around schools or parks doesn’t harm anyone. You might be thinking there’s no harm in walking around or sitting on a park bench. After all, it is a public space and designed for everyone to use. However, in Nevada, … NRS 207.270: Loitering by Schools

NRS 205.4765: A Guide to Cybercrime Laws in Nevada Cybercrime is no longer just a distant threat—it’s a reality that can devastate businesses, personal lives, and even national security. In September 2023, MGM Resorts became a victim of a cyberattack that exposed the personal information of millions of its customers. This incident is just one … NRS 205.4765: Computer / Cyber Crimes

Bank Fraud Charges: Definition, Examples, Common Defenses & More Bank Fraud is a white collar crime that involves defrauding a financial institution out of money or other property. Bank Fraud is a felony and can land someone in jail for up to 30 years with a million dollar in fines.  Take, for example, this Nevada man … Bank Fraud Charges

NRS 205.160: Legal Implications of Possessing Forged Instruments Nevada law treats possession of forged money or checks as a serious crime that can affect your future dramatically. You might not know that just having counterfeit currency or forged checks without using them can lead to felony charges. Naturally, there are individuals who would exploit counterfeits … NRS 205.160: Possessing Forged Instruments or Bills

NRS 205.372: Mortgage Fraud in Nevada—Definition, Penalties, Defenses We all remember the mortgage crash of 2008 and the era of robo-signers. Almost anyone could obtain a home loan, even if they couldn’t afford it. This caused widespread chaos throughout the banking industry and destroyed home values and took many long-standing banking institutions to their knees. … NRS 205.372: Mortgage Fraud

NRS 205.270: Larceny from a Person—Understanding Nevada’s Pickpocketing Law In Nevada, pickpocketing is a serious offense governed by NRS 205.270, which defines it as larceny from a person. This crime involves taking property from another individual without their knowledge or consent. Despite its seemingly minor nature, Nevada law treats pickpocketing as a felony, carrying significant … NRS 205.270: Larceny from a Person

NRS 686A.2815: Healthcare Fraud Charges In Nevada—Definition, Examples, Penalties We are now just learning of the extent of healthcare fraud that took place while the entire country was on lockdown for COVID-19.  Healthcare fraud and insurance fraud are among the hardest hit during the covid lockdown. People made millions while defrauding insurance companies out of payments … NRS 686A.2815: Healthcare Fraud Charges

NRS 484D.310: Odometer Fraud, Rollback, and Tampering Laws in Nevada Odometer fraud is a serious issue that affects used car buyers and sellers alike. It occurs when someone intentionally alters a vehicle’s mileage reading to make it appear less driven than it actually is. This deceptive practice can have significant financial and safety implications for … NRS 484D.310: Odometer Fraud

Being charged with any crime is frightening to say the least, but the difference between certain charges can mean the difference between spending years in prison or probation and some fines.  The difference between felony convictions and misdemeanor convictions is huge.  Felony convictions can land you in jail for years and these convictions can follow … How to Get a Felony Reduced to a Misdemeanor in Nevada

Nevada Truancy Laws: Penalties and Everything Parents Need to Know Truancy is a serious issue that affects students, families, and communities across Nevada. As parents, understanding Nevada truancy laws is crucial to ensure your child’s educational success and avoid potential legal consequences. These laws aim to address chronic absenteeism and promote regular school attendance, which … Truancy