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NV Gov. Sisolak Signs Two Criminal Justice Reform Bills into Law June 11, 2019

In late May, Governor Steve Sisolak signed two criminal justice reform bills that restore voting rights to convicted felons and streamline the process of sealing records of individuals convicted of a criminal offense that is no longer illegal. AB 431 immediately restores the ...

NV Gov. Sisolak Signs Two Criminal Justice Reform Bills into Law June 11, 2019
In late May, Governor Steve Sisolak signed two criminal justice reform bills that restore voting rights to convicted felons and streamline the process of sealing records of individuals convicted of a ...
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The First Step Act June 4, 2019
President Donald Trump signed into law the First Step Act on December 21, 2018. Also known as the Formerly Incarcerated Reenter Society Transformed Safely Transitioning Every Person (FIRST STEP) Act, ...
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Dealing with the "Document Dump" November 23, 2018
For attorneys handling criminal defense cases, one of the biggest obstacles they must overcome is the proverbial “document dump” from the government. A document dump involves hard drives that contain ...
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How to Remove a Restraining Order in Nevada October 24, 2017
If a restraining order —also known as a protective order—has been issued against you in Nevada, you may attempt to get it either lifted or dissolved. Only a state court may life or dissolve a ...
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Tips for Successfully Navigating a DUI Checkpoint October 17, 2017
The main purpose of DUI checkpoints is to deter motorists from driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you happen to go through a DUI checkpoint after having a couple of drinks, you may ...
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Common Signs of Intoxicated Driving October 10, 2017
When it comes to guessing if a person is under the influence of alcohol or drugs, finding a reason can prove difficult for police. To help law enforcement determine whether a driver might be drunk ...
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