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Nevada’s DUI Laws May Change for Marijuana Users May 21, 2021

On April 20, 2021, (4/20, appropriately enough), the Nevada State Assembly passed AB 400, an attempt to change DUI laws for marijuana users. The guidelines proposed under AB 400 require prosecutors to have a much wider breadth of evidence to convict for a cannabis DUI. ...

Nevada’s DUI Laws May Change for Marijuana Users May 21, 2021
On April 20, 2021, (4/20, appropriately enough), the Nevada State Assembly passed AB 400, an attempt to change DUI laws for marijuana users. The guidelines proposed under AB 400 require prosecutors to ...
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Nevada State Assembly Votes to End the Death Penalty April 21, 2021
On April 13, 2021, the Nevada State Assembly passed Bill 395. This bill, if it becomes law, will abolish the death penalty in the state. Some are saying this is a historic move, but the bill still has ...
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The Statute of Limitations in Nevada April 1, 2021
Every state has a statute of limitations, or a time limit, for when a person can be charged with a crime. Although some serious crimes, such a murder, do not have a statute of limitations, most others ...
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Nevada’s Electronic Supervision Policies February 25, 2021
Electronic supervision is used in Nevada as an alternative to physical confinement in a detention facility such as a city or county jail. NRS 212.220 outlines the rules and regulations for how ...
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Is Forensic Testimony Reliable? Not Always. January 14, 2021
The Consequences of Inconclusiveness Juries who are told that forensic experts are 100% reliable should be cautious. Oftentimes, forensic testimony is not questioned in criminal trials because these ...
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Veterans Court at a Glance December 4, 2020
Key Highlights of Veterans Court A sad reality that many people aren’t aware of is that veterans experience battles both on and off the battlefield. They return home with physical, mental and ...
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