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Driving with a Suspended License Is Not Worth the Risk

The State of Nevada requires every driver to have a valid driving license in their possession. Driving after a license suspension, cancellation, or revocation is a misdemeanor criminal charge with severe potential penalties that include an additional… Read More
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New Federal Ghost Gun Regulation Adopted

The federal Department of Justice, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, published a new federal regulation governing ghost guns on April 26, 2022. The rule, which revises and amends existing ATF regulations, becomes effective on Augus… Read More
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Understanding Felony Murder in Nevada

The criminal offense commonly called felony murder is a type of first degree murder in Nevada. The law defines felony murder as a murder that occurs during commission or attempted commission of specific crimes. Felony murder is a category A felony th… Read More
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What Are the Exceptions to the Miranda Rights Rule?

The legal requirement that police advise individuals of their Constitutional rights under specific circumstances is well-established. The Miranda rights rule ultimately can result in suppression of evidence obtained in violation of the rule. However,… Read More
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What’s the Future of the Nevada Ghost Gun Law?

In December 2020, a Nevada state court judge invalidated key portions of the new Nevada ghost gun law. The statute, which had an effective date of January 1, 2022, addresses production and possession of unregistered firearms. While the court ruling t… Read More
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Changes in Nevada Criminal Laws in 2022

Every year, the Nevada legislature passes dozens of new laws. Many of them go into effect on January 1st of the following year. This year is no exception, with many changes in state law from the 2021 legislative session taking effect on January 1, 20… Read More
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Gun Possession Charges in Las Vegas: What You Need to Know

If you own a gun and live in or visit Las Vegas, you should understand the federal and Nevada criminal offenses relating to gun possession. Numerous statutes govern how, when, and where you may carry a gun, as well as how firearms may be used. The di… Read More
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What Constitutes Domestic Violence in Nevada?

Nevada domestic violence charges are extremely serious offenses in Nevada. The statute governing domestic violence is broad and complex. Many different types of conduct can fall within its scope. If you face a domestic violence allegation, a convicti… Read More
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What Is the Nevada Good Samaritan Drug Law?

Nevada has a statute named the Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act. The law contains various provisions that protect persons who take specific actions to assist a person who may be overdosing on drugs or alcohol, including immunity for a person who seek… Read More
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Dissolution and Modification of Nevada Restraining Orders

Nevada law provides for issuance of restraining orders, also called protective or protection orders, in specific circumstances, including domestic violence. In some cases, a change of circumstances that occurs after issuance of an order may justify a… Read More
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