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Battery Vs. Domestic Violence Laws

Battery Vs. Domestic Violence Laws Domestic violence is a broad term and talked about a lot, although can be very devastating to the victim and even the defendant. Domestic violence is typically associated with skirmishes between spouses or other family members, such as children or grandparents. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police respond to more than … Battery Vs. Domestic Violence Laws

Nevada Prostitution and Brothel Laws

Nevada Prostitution and Brothel Laws Prostitution is uncommon in the United States today, as only one state still allows prostitution with restrictions. Nevada is the only state in the union where prostitution is legal, although it can only take place in licensed brothels. It is legal in 10 of the 16 counties in Nevada, … Nevada Prostitution and Brothel Laws

Nevada Home Invasion Laws

Person stealing money from a house while the owner is sleeping

Nevada Home Invasion Laws In the State of Nevada, home invasion is a crime that occurs when a person uses a forcible entry, like breaking a window, to gain access to an inhabited dwelling without the permission of the owner. Unlike the Nevada crime of burglary, home invasion requires that the defendant “breaks and enters” … Nevada Home Invasion Laws

Nevada Sex Offender Guidelines

Women in danger of being abused sexually

Nevada Sex Offender Guidelines Nevada does not take sex offender guidelines lightly, and divides convicted sex offenders into three categories. Currently in Nevada, there are about 7,300 convicted sex offenders. Being a convicted sex offender ruins your record, your social reputation, and your chances of employment. Although it is possible to fight the charges, a … Nevada Sex Offender Guidelines

Types of Domestic Violence and Domestic Violence Laws

Child staying hidden while her parents are in a violent dispute

Types of Domestic Violence and Domestic Violence Laws Being charged with a domestic violence offense can quickly take away your privileges and turn your life upside down. Domestic violence can be defined as a violent crime committed in a very serious and intimate relationship. It is a crime involving the use of power, coercion, and … Types of Domestic Violence and Domestic Violence Laws

Castle Doctrine and Nevada

Castle Doctrine and Nevada In the State of Nevada, there are a variety of statutes applying to the right of self-defense. Many of the laws establish a clear guideline or criteria for when self-defense or actions of force are justifiable in order to protect oneself or others in their home. Whether or not the use … Castle Doctrine and Nevada

Nevada Concealed Carry

Nevada Concealed Carry If you may legally carry or possess firearms in Nevada, you must apply for a permit in order to carry a concealed firearm. An open carry of firearms in Nevada is legal and typically does not require any kind of registration or permit, but those who desire to carry a concealed weapon … Nevada Concealed Carry

Can I Open Carry in a Vehicle in Nevada?

Can I Open Carry in a Vehicle in Nevada? In Nevada, if you are legally allowed to possess firearms, you may open carry handguns in your vehicle without any permit or registration requirements. The driver and carrier must make sure their vehicle is parked or located where guns are permitted. What Does Open Carry Mean? … Can I Open Carry in a Vehicle in Nevada?

What is the Difference Between Parole and Probation?

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What is the Difference Between Parole and Probation? When involved in legal trouble, there are a number of consequences or charges an individual may face, depending on the crime committed and severity of the infraction(s). Probation and parole are two commonly seen sentences, but they are often confused or mistakenly interchanged by those in society … What is the Difference Between Parole and Probation?

You’ve Been Accused of a Crime…What Now?

You’ve Been Accused of a Crime…What Now? You’ve been accused of a crime. You may be in shock or disbelief, or you may be worried about something you’ve been involved with in the past. Either way, you’re concerned about what’s going to happen. You’re wondering what to do, or not do. At The Defenders, we … You’ve Been Accused of a Crime…What Now?

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