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Nevada Court Decisions

A diagram of the state court system (called a “Court Structure Chart” and including a summary of each court’s jurisdiction) is available on the web site of the National Center for State Courts.
  1. Supreme Court … The court makes available only a few current opinions.
  2. U.S. District Court … The court does not make judges’ opinions available on-line.


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Nevada Constitution and Legislation

See also a database of statewide ballot measures maintained by the National Conference of State Legislatures.
  1. Constitution (Nev. Const.)

  2. Bills
  3. Statutes of Nevada (Nev. Stat.)
    These are session laws. For codified laws, see Nevada Revised Statutes, below.
  4. Nevada Revised Statutes (Nev. Rev. Stat.)
    These are the codified laws, for which an index is provided. See also uniform laws and interstate compacts.


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Nevada Rules of Procedure and Practice

  1. Rules of Procedure


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Nevada Administrative Law Sources

See also a page of links to sources of rules, maintained by the Administrative Codes and Registers Section of the National Association of Secretaries of State.

  1. Regulations
    1. Nevada Administrative Code (Nev. Admin. Code)
      See also an index (without hyperlinks).
    2. Register of Administrative Regulations

  2. Opinions • Decisions • Orders • Rulings
  3. Attorney General Opinions (Ops. Nev. Att’y Gen.) The page for current opinions has links to additional pages for archived opinions going back to 1914.


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Nevada Ordinances and Home-Rule Charters

Ordinances are local laws, commonly organized into codes, that have been enacted by municipalities — cities, towns, etc. — and counties. Charters are organic laws (similar in function to a constitution) of those local government entities for which “home rule” is authorized by state law. For local laws not found through the links given here, try the county web sites and municipality web sites at “State and Local Government on the Net” by Piper Resources, or a publisher’s web site:
  • Code Publishing Co.
  • Municipal Code Corp.
  • Sterling Codifiers
    1. Charters
       
      Note that a charter could be included in a collection of ordinances (see below) instead of being separately accessible.
    2. County Ordinances
         
      Click on the button keyed to the name of the county. NOTE: On some web sites, selecting the state is necessary for access to the ordinances link.
    3. Municipal Ordinances
         
      Click on the button keyed to the name of the municipality. NOTE: On some web sites, selecting the state is necessary for access to the ordinances link.


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    Nevada Law-Related Periodicals

    Periodicals providing on-line articles are linked here. See also links to all Nevada law-review web sites as well as links to web sites of all U.S.-published law reviews and periodicals.


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    Other Nevada Commentary

    1. Doing Business in Nevada. Lionel Sawyer & Collins. … [Lex Mundi]


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    Nevada Law-Related Topical Web Sites



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    Nevada Court Information

    See also links to state court web sites, maintained by the National Center for State Courts. Additionally, the Ballotpedia.org web site presents information about courts and judges in the state, covering both state courts and federal courts, in a Wikipedia-style format.
    1. Web Sites


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    Nevada Forms

    1. Business Entity Forms …[Paracorp, Inc. (Cal.)] — Convenient interface to view and print in-blank official state forms (in PDF files) for filing by business entities. A JavaScript-enabled browser is required.


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    Other Nevada Resources

    1. Government-Related Web Sites

      See also the Piper Resources list of sites.
    2. Additional Resources
      ¶ Vital Records — Contact Information … [Elizabeth Orsay (Ind.)]
      ¶ Workers’ Compensation — Agency Contact Information … [Robert W. McDowell / N.C. Indus. Comm’n]

    3. Bar Associations • Law-Related Organizations

      See the National Federation of Paralegal Associations for links to websites of member organizations.
    4. Law Schools • Admission to Practice • Continuing Legal Education
    5. Continuing Legal Education … [State Bar of Nevada]
    6. Nevada Bar Admission Information … [State Bar of Nevada]
    7. William S. Boyd School of Law (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)


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    Legal Research and Assistance

    1. Law Libraries

      See also links to web sites of public law libraries and catalogs of academic law libraries, maintained by the library at Washburn University School of Law; and the LibrarySites.Info database of library web sites (“Libcat”).
    2. State Bar of Nevada — Legal Information Brochures

    3. Bankruptcy Law and Procedures for Nevada Residents … [Calicchia & Kinast LLP (Ohio)] — This web site, presented by a Cleveland bankruptcy law firm, covers basic information about the bankruptcy process, describes debt consolidation and credit counseling as alternatives to bankruptcy, lists the property that an individual is allowed to keep (with citations to governing provisions of Nevada law), and gives information about the bankruptcy courts and how to contact bankruptcy attorneys in Nevada.

    4. Low-Cost Legal Aid … See also the web site for LawHelp.org and the web site for SelfHelpSupport.org.
      1. Nevada Legal Help for the Poor … [Am. Bar Ass’n] — Contact information for statewide and local legal-aid programs, from the ABA’s Directory of Pro Bono Programs. The ABA also provides a page of links to pro bono programs’ web sites.
      2. Nevada Legal Resources Directory … [Washoe County Law Library] — This is a project of Legal Electronic Assistance for Nevadans (L/E/A/N) to provide user-friendly access to Nevada legal information and free and low-cost legal assistance. The site includes “not only Nevada agencies that provide legal advice per se, but also agencies that provide help with law-related issues like alternative dispute resolution, child support enforcement, consumer information, debt management, domestic violence, employee activism, and minority affairs.”
      3. WomensLaw.org — Sources of Legal Help … [WomensLaw.org (N.Y.)] — Sources of legal help (not limited to legal help for women) include statewide domestic-violence resources, local domestic-violence resources listed by city or town, free or low-cost legal services, and lawyer referral services.

     

     


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