Nevada has no expungement law. The only statutory remedy the state offers is record sealing under NRS 179.245, and the two terms point to different
Most people facing a sex crime allegation in Nevada don’t meet their first detective at an arrest. They meet one on the phone, asked to
Our guide to juvenile criminal defense in Nevada promised a closer look at what happens to your child’s record once a case ends, and this
A first-time offender who hears “deferred sentencing” and “diversion” in the same conversation with a defense attorney can walk away thinking they mean the same
Our guide to juvenile criminal defense in Nevada promised a closer look at certification, the process that decides whether your child’s case stays in juvenile
A cyberstalking charge in Nevada now reaches further than it did a year ago. Under the state’s Safe Streets and Neighborhoods Act, effective January 1,
LVMPD and North Las Vegas Police ran a joint DUI and enforcement operation over the Fourth of July weekend this year. The numbers tell you
A fentanyl pill changes hands between friends, one person dies, and Clark County prosecutors file a murder charge against the survivor instead of a drug
A police call about your child is one of the worst calls a parent can get, and most parents have no idea what happens next.
An arrest does not have to end in a conviction. Nevada runs two separate first-time offender diversion program tracks that let qualifying defendants complete court-ordered
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