On November 1, 2019, a new law went into effect in Las Vegas that prohibits individuals from sitting or sleeping in public areas when there are beds available at homeless shelters. Before the bill was passed, it was met with controversy, with people saying that it was a way ...
Read MoreA copyright is a type of protection given to the owner of creative works that affords them exclusive rights for distributing the material. If a person ...
View MoreExcessive Police Force Threatens the Wellness of Our Communities Sommer Richards was holding a shovel when she was shot 7 times by Police Officer ...
View MoreThe First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution affords us the right to freely express ourselves. Of course, those protections aren’t absolute, which ...
View MoreUnder NRS 200.364(10), the age of consent in Nevada is 16 years of age. That means the individual can lawfully agree to have sex with someone 18 years ...
View MoreOn August 10, 2019, a 39-year-old man walked up to a slot machine at a casino. He was planning on playing and saw that a cashout voucher was in it. ...
View MoreIf you are arrested for allegedly committing an offense, you may be put in jail until you make bail. Bail is an amount of money you pay the court to ...
View MoreDuring a criminal trial, the prosecutor might call forward witnesses to strengthen their case against the defendant. For a number of reasons, the ...
View MoreIn Nevada, if a person has a history of committing crimes and they are found guilty of another offense, they could be facing an increased prison ...
View MoreThe preliminary hearing is one of the first steps in a criminal trial process for felony and gross misdemeanor offenses. It is the point at which the ...
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