Nevada has finally issued long-overdue updates to HIV laws, and these changes will firmly establish the Silver State as the only place in the U.S. where sex work is legal and regulated. Here’s what you should know. What Is HIV? Human immunodeficiency virus or HIV is a ...
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View MoreFOSTA & SESTA Defined Before we can discuss the implication of the FOSTA and SESTA bills, we must first define them. FOSTA is the Fight Online Sex ...
View MoreSince the start of the #MeToo movement, sexual assault allegations have significantly increased within the past year. Unfortunately, mere ...
View MoreMedia Attention Toward Sexual Misconduct Allegations This week’s news featured developments in two high-profile sexual assault cases. On Wednesday, ...
View MoreWhere is Prostitution Legal in Nevada? Although prostitution is against the law in most areas of the United States, the rules are different in the ...
View MoreWithin 48 hours of being released from custody or crossing state lines into Nevada, you are required to register with your local law enforcement ...
View MoreIf a person has been convicted of a sex crime in Las Vegas, one of the penalties include registration in the Nevada Sex Offender Registry. One of the ...
View MoreIn Nevada, solicitation specifically refers to the suggestion or offer of prostitution to another person. However, the details regarding committing ...
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