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A car accident could cause people to act adversely out of fear, bewilderment, or guilt. This is particularly true if the driver has a suspended license, was intoxicated at the time of the accident,...

Prosecutors and law enforcement officers must enforce the law and protect the public by punishing lawbreakers. Many police officers follow the rules to the letter. Unfortunately, not all police...

In Nevada, crimes are classified as gross misdemeanors, misdemeanors, and felonies. Felony crimes in Nevada are classified as A through E. These categories are according to the seriousness of the...

To protect road users from drunk or drugged drivers, police set up roadblocks in predetermined locations where they check for signs of intoxication in motorists. These roadblocks are known as DUI...

There is no better feeling than learning that the prosecutor will not bring your criminal charges to trial. However, you probably wonder what happens and whether you will receive a refund of the...

In Nevada, a lengthy court process could characterize even a seemingly minor criminal case. Several procedures must be followed in and out of the court before the closure of a case. After an arrest,...

Violent crimes involve intentional and severe harm to a person or serious property destruction. Arrests for violent crimes are becoming more frequent, and Nevada laws have been written to specify...

The Las Vegas Law Enforcement Department takes the criminal offense of theft very seriously. A conviction for this offense attracts huge fines and lengthy imprisonment terms. In this article, we...

Everybody has their misconstructions about Driving Under the Influence because regardless of being among the most common offenses in Nevada, few people are aware of the circumstances that can lead...

The state of Nevada strictly prohibits aggressive acts of violence and threats of violence. Under NRS section 200.471, assault is the crime you commit when you unlawfully try to use physical force...