Criminal Defense

"Carjacking" Laws in Nevada – A Defense Lawyer ExplainsWatch this video on YouTube Nevada has no specific carjacking statute. If you are arrested for carjacking, you would instead face charges for one or more of the following crimes depending on the specific circumstances: auto theft, robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, battery, murder, and/or attempted …

Nevada Revised Statute 484E.020 makes it a misdemeanor to leave the scene of an accident that resulted only in damage to another vehicle or other property. Hit and run with property damage carries up to six months in jail and/or $1,000 in fines. The full text of the statute reads as follows: NRS 484E.020.  1. The …

Nevada Revised Statute 484E.030 makes it a misdemeanor to leave the scene of an accident without first exchanging names, addresses, and registration numbers with the other involved drivers. Hit and run carries up to six months in jail and/or $1,000 in fines. The full text of the statute reads as follows: NRS 484E.030.  1. The driver …

Nevada Revised Statute 484E.040 makes it a misdemeanor to leave the scene of an accident that caused property damage to an unattended vehicle or other property. Hit and run damaging unattended property carries up to six months in jail and/or $1,000 in fines. The full text of the statute reads as follows: NRS 484E.040.  1. Except as otherwise …

“Battery With a Deadly Weapon” – Nevada Laws & Penalties Explained by Top Defense AttorneyWatch this video on YouTube NRS § 200.481 makes it a crime in Nevada to commit a battery with a deadly weapon. This is a category B felony that carries a prison term of two to 15 years if the victim …