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When someone commits a crime, there is typically a limited amount of time available to prosecute them for their actions. These deadlines are called the statutes of limitations, and the time limits vary based on the type of offense committed. … Continue reading
A warrant is a special type of court order that gives law enforcement officers the authority to arrest you at any time. If you are arrested on an outstanding warrant, you will be forced to appear before a judge in … Continue reading
It is legal to openly carry a rifle, handgun, or any legal firearm while walking down the Las Vegas Strip or anywhere in Nevada unless you have previously been convicted of a crime or otherwise disqualified. With a permit, you … Continue reading
Nevada’s decision to make it legal for adults to possess and use marijuana captured a lot of interest from tourists and residents of Las Vegas. Though marijuana is legal for recreational use in Nevada, the law has restrictions that have … Continue reading
Once again, Adras & Altig will be opening up submissions for its essay scholarship contest. Three scholarships are available to help offset some college expenses. This year’s topic is on the issue of crime prevention. Participants must answer the questions: … Continue reading
Not all crimes are treated the same under Nevada law. Most people understand this, but it’s important to be aware of the very real consequences of different felony charges. If you’re accused of a crime, these distinctions could mean the … Continue reading
A Nevada background check can reveal private details about your criminal, commercial, financial, and personal history. Employers, creditors, landlords, and other organizations use the information to understand your reliability and trustworthiness better. But if you have a criminal record, the … Continue reading
In Nevada, sealing your criminal record opens doors of opportunity that might otherwise stay shut. A seal makes your record invisible on background checks. That means that when you apply for a job or a loan, your record will not … Continue reading
Have you been arrested for battery domestic violence in Nevada? Law enforcement and prosecutors take these charges seriously and will aggressively pursue them. Fortunately, an arrest never automatically guarantees a conviction. There are ways you can protect your rights. The … Continue reading
Arguments are inevitable in any close relationship. Fights that escalate to a physical confrontation are taken seriously in Nevada. Domestic violence by strangulation is a felony in the state, punishable by both prison time and fines. If you’ve been charged … Continue reading