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Most states require physicians to inform the DMV when they diagnose a patient with any medical or mental condition that may affect the person’s ability to drive safely. Some common conditions that may impact a person’s ability to drive safely include: lapse of consciousness Alzheimer’s disease, cataracts, dementia, diabetes, and macular degeneration. These conditions are …

Under California law, a “grand jury” refers to a group of citizens who are brought together to determine whether or not charges should be brought against a potential defendant in certain criminal cases. A preliminary hearing is a proceeding held before a judge in which he/she determines whether there is enough evidence in a criminal …

All Nevada criminal records are eventually sealable except convictions for either (1) felony DUI, (2) felony BUI, (3) invasion of the home (NRS 205.067) with a deadly weapon, (4) certain crimes against children, and (5) sex crimes. These convictions remain on the defendant’s criminal record forever in the state of Nevada. But if the charge …

Yes. All convicted sex offenders in Nevada under parole or probation must have their residence approved by their parole officer or probation officer (PO). And certain Tier III offenders may not live within 1,000 feet of a location primarily used by children. Residency requirements Convicted sex offenders in the state of Nevada under parole or …