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53rd ANNIVERSARY OF MIRANDA RIGHTS

53rd ANNIVERSARY OF MIRANDA RIGHTS Fifty-three years ago, Miranda v. Arizona established landmark reform in the criminal justice system. The Defenders Criminal Defense Attorneys in downtown Las Vegas would like to acknowledge this day in history when, 53 years ago on June 13, 1966, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned the conviction … 53rd ANNIVERSARY OF MIRANDA RIGHTS

Weed Lounges Approved by Las Vegas City Council

Weed Lounges Approved by Las Vegas City Council The City of Las Vegas moved one step closer Wednesday to authorizing marijuana consumption lounges within the city limits, with Las Vegas City Council voting 4 to 1 in favor of the proposal. While Las Vegas is not the first city in the U.S. to allow weed … Weed Lounges Approved by Las Vegas City Council

Sexual Assault would have no Statute of Limitations in Nevada Assembly Bill

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No Statute of Limitations on Sexual Assault – Assembly Bill A bill was passed on April 19, 2019, by the Nevada Assembly which would remove the Statute of Limitations (SOL) for Sexual Assault, if the identity of the person accused of the crime is established by DNA evidence. The bill known as Assembly Bill 142 … Sexual Assault would have no Statute of Limitations in Nevada Assembly Bill

Don’t Ruin Your Electric Daisy Carnival Party

Things to Avoid that can Ruin your Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) Party Experience Every year in May, thousands descend on Las Vegas for several days, for the annual Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC). The EDC is a celebration of modern music and art. This year the event will be held May 17-19 at the Las Vegas … Don’t Ruin Your Electric Daisy Carnival Party

Not paying Casino Markers is a Crime in Nevada

Not Paying Casino Markers is a Crime in Nevada What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas as the old saying goes, however, when you’ve obtained a marker from a Las Vegas Casino, not so much. A marker is a form of debt that casinos offer patrons to allow the good times to continue to roll. … Not paying Casino Markers is a Crime in Nevada

What is a DMV Administrative Hearing?

What is a Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Administrative Hearing If you’ve had your driver’s license revoked or suspended by the Nevada DMV, due to a DUI or other reason, you can appeal the revocation to a DMV Administrative court, through the DMV Office of Administrative Hearings. During a DUI arrest, the police probably … What is a DMV Administrative Hearing?

What are your rights during a Home Invasion?

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Your Rights During a Home Invasion in Nevada On February 1, 2019, it was reported that a man was injured inside his home in West Las Vegas when he was shot by two men attempting to break into his home. He returned fire hitting the two suspects, who were transported to the hospital. The man … What are your rights during a Home Invasion?

Identity Theft Cases in Nevada

Identity Theft Cases in Nevada Identity Theft is the act of using someone else’s identifying information to commit fraud by obtaining money or property. Common examples of identity theft include: Making purchases with someone else’s credit card Obtaining new credit cards by using someone else’s identifying information Obtaining loans for vehicle purchases using someone else’s … Identity Theft Cases in Nevada

Charged with a Hit and Run?

Charged with a Hit and Run? Nevada State Law requires drivers who are “involved in a crash resulting in injury to or death of any person or damage to any vehicle or other property which is driven or attended by any person shall” (NRS 484E.030)share the following information with the other driver, vehicle occupant, or … Charged with a Hit and Run?

Illegal Search and Seizure

Can police search my car on a traffic stop? We’ve discussed searches and seizures previously, however, when driving your car, do all the same rights apply on a traffic stop? The answer is, it depends. Amendment IV of the U.S. Constitution guarantees security against unreasonable searches and seizures and requires warrants to be issued with … Illegal Search and Seizure

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