Nevada Rules on Stay of Execution The Death Penalty is a very polarizing topic in America. Some people firmly believe in the death penalty while others stand against it. However, 27 states legally allow for the death penalty including Nevada. Some states legally have and can sentence people to death but are not currently carrying … Stay of Execution

What Nevada Law Says About Teacher-Student Sexual Relationships The teacher-student relationship has been under some scrutiny over the last several years. If you remember the teacher in Washington who made national headlines for having an intimate relationship with her pre-teen student. She eventually went to prison but ended up having two children with the young … Teacher Student Sexual Relationships

Las Vegas Hookers: Are They Legal or Not? As everyone says prostitution is the world’s oldest profession. In Las Vegas, this seems to be the case. In Nevada, legal prostitution is legal, and as the only state in the union with legal prostitution, you can guess that the laws that govern legal prostitution can be … Las Vegas Hookers

NRS 203.030: Provoking or Inciting Breach of Peace Riots are destructive, dangerous, and disruptive. They can cause physical harm to people and property, and they can also lead to public safety risks. Riots can also have a ripple effect on the community, causing businesses to close and economies to suffer. No doubt you are familiar with … Breach of Peace

NRS 199.120: What You Need to Know About Perjury and Subornation of Perjury in Nevada Movies and TV shows are a great way to escape reality. We can watch people solve crimes, fall in love, or save the world and forget about our own problems for a little while. But one thing that always bothers … NRS 199.120: What You Need to Know About Perjury and Subornation of Perjury in Nevada

NRS 203.070: Nevada Rioting and Routing Laws You Need to Know In Nevada, rioting and routing are considered serious offenses. NRS 203.070 outlines the specific details of what is considered to be a riot, as well as the penalties associated with participating in a riot or a rout. Both are also considered a breach of … NRS 203.070: Nevada Rioting and Routing Laws You Need to Know

Conspiracy to Commit Murder A lot of people don’t realize that agreeing with another person to commit a crime such as murder is also a crime. For example, a husband and his girlfriend conspire to murder the husband’s wife so the girlfriend can be with the husband. Let’s say they succeed and actually end up … Conspiracy to Commit Murder

Urinating or Defecating in Public: What Does Nevada Law Say? It is against the law to urinate or defecate in public in Nevada. This includes sidewalks, roads, and in parks. You can be fined up to $2,000 and/or imprisoned in a county jail for up to 364 days if you are caught doing this. In … Peeing in Public

Capital Murder Laws in Nevada Capital murder is the most serious form of homicide that can be charged in Nevada. This violent crime is defined a first-degree murder carried out with at least one aggravating circumstance that outweigh any mitigating circumstances. Murder can be classified into two categories: first-degree murder and second-degree murder. First-degree murder … Capital Murder Laws