Category: General Topics

Two people can walk into the same Las Vegas casino, use the same skill to beat the same game, and leave with completely different legal

Security walks you off the floor, takes your photograph, and tells you not to come back. For most people that is where the story ends,

Getting 86’d is not a crime. Casino security walks you to a side door, a supervisor reads a statement, someone photographs your ID, and you

A charge filed in Clark County this month can carry consequences that did not attach to the same conduct a year ago. Nevada lawmakers rewrote

An officer walks your license back to the cruiser, returns, and asks to see your phone. The request sounds routine, and most people unlock the

A federal agent’s business card changes everything about a case, even before charges exist. If you’re searching for a federal crimes defense lawyer in Las

A guilty verdict or a signed plea agreement can feel like the end of the road. It isn’t, not always. Nevada law gives a convicted

You were arrested on a new felony, and somewhere in the paperwork, or in a conversation with the prosecutor, the word habitual criminal came up.

You found out about your grand jury indictment from a phone call, a knock at the door, or a warrant your bail bondsman mentioned before

Nevada keeps most registrants on its sex offender registry far longer than they expect, and the number that controls a person’s timeline surprises almost everyone