Classification of Crimes, Statute of Limitations, and Criminal Records
Classification of Crimes, Statute of Limitations, and Criminal Records
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Nevada Criminal Statute of Limitations
Learn about the time limits for filing criminal charges in Nevada and what happens when the time expires.
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Nevada Misdemeanor Crimes by Class and Sentences
Learn about the sentencing rules in Nevada for misdemeanors and gross misdemeanors.
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Nevada Felony Crimes by Categories and Sentences
In Nevada, a felony is any crime that may be punished by death or incarceration in state prison. Learn about the different categories of felonies in Nevada and the potential prison sentences for each type of crime.
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Expunging or Sealing Adult Criminal Records in Nevada
In Nevada, many criminal records can be expunged or sealed so that the general public will not be able to access them. But not all records are eligible.
Theft-Related Crimes
Theft-Related Crimes
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Nevada Laws on Theft, Larceny, and Shoplifting
Nevada criminal statutes provide detailed definitions of theft and larceny. Nevada classifies the offense as either a misdemeanor or felony according to the dollar value of the property involved in the offense.
Harassment, Bullying and Violent Crimes
Harassment, Bullying and Violent Crimes
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Nevada Battery Crimes and Penalties
Battery starts as a misdemeanor in Nevada. A person may face felony charges if a battery involves a deadly weapon, strangulation, or substantial bodily harm.
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Nevada Assault Laws and Penalties
Learn how Nevada defines assault crimes and their penalties, including when someone could face charges for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Understand how Nevada punishes acts of domestic violence, including domestic battery, protection order violations, and other acts of violence.
Sex Crimes
Sex Crimes
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People who engage in sexual activity with children younger than 16 may be prosecuted for statutory rape crimes in Nevada.
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Prostitution in Nevada: Laws and Penalties
Nevada is the only state in the union where prostitution is legal. However, Nevada permits prostitution only in licensed brothels located in just eight counties in the state.