Lifetime Supervision In Nevada Unconstitutional

Advocacy From Our Dedicated Las Vegas Sex Crime Attorneys

In 1995 the state of Nevada passed a law giving the Parole Board authority to establish a program of lifetime supervision against released sex offenders. Residency and movement restrictions were added in 2007. This law is known as Nevada Revised Statute 213.1243.

With the assistance of co-counsel, Robert Draskovich has filed suit against the State of Nevada and other involved parties for imposing this law against registered sex offenders as it is a violation of their constitutional rights. You can learn more about this lawsuit here.

Here is a news broadcast on the issue which includes commentary by Robert Draskovich:

Upcoming Tier Level Change For Registered Sex Offenders

Assembly Bill 579 was passed in 2007 in conformity with the federal law titled the Adam Walsh Act, having been instituted as a result of 6-year-old Adam Walsh being kidnapped and murdered in 1981. This Bill will require non-dangerous offenders with convictions as old as 1956 to register as sex offenders. This registration would cause them to have their names, photos, and addresses posted to the internet as a matter of public interest amongst many other invasive lifetime requirements.