Most states say that you can still become a lawyer even if you were convicted of a felony. This is often true, however, only provided that you can pass your state’s moral character review process. You can generally pass this review if you can positively show that you have rehabilitated yourself since your conviction. Note …
Robbery vs Burglary: What's the Difference?Watch this video on YouTube The main difference between robbery and burglary is that burglary involves entering a structure with the intent to commit a theft or some other crime. Robbery does not necessarily involve entering a structure. Instead, robbery is the crime of stealing someone else’s property by means …
Are nunchucks illegal in Nevada?Watch this video on YouTube In Nevada, it is generally legal to have and carry nunchucks unless (a) you intend to inflict harm on someone else or (b) you take them onto school property. Illegally possessing or using nunchucks is a gross misdemeanor punishable by 364 days in jail and/or $2,000.1 …
Most states say that you are guilty of the crime of conspiracy to commit murder if you: agree with one or more other people to intentionally and unlawfully kill someone, and at least one of the persons involved commits some act to further the agreement. As to an “agreement,” it does not have to be …
People may obtain copies of their Las Vegas Justice Court records either in person or through the mail. You may also be able to find some initial information on the Las Vegas Justice Court Records Inquiry website. In person The general public is welcome to go to the Las Vegas Justice Court Clerk’s Office on …
Yes. People who engage in sexual activity in public can be charged with the Nevada crime of open or gross lewdness and/or the Nevada crime of indecent exposure. And if strip club dancers and patrons touch each other in a way that violates Las Vegas strip club laws, they may face misdemeanor charges. Open or …
Yes, blackmail is another name for the Nevada crime of extortion. Definition Extortion is an extremely broad offense that encompasses any situation where someone illegally threatens another person in an effort to either: obtain money, property, or something of value, to influence a public officer, or to do or abet an illegal act The threat …
Nevada jails are typically “coed” while Nevada prisons are typically “single-gender”. Many people use the terms “jails” and “prisons” interchangeably, but they are very different: Nevada Jails Jails are for people who: have been arrested, are awaiting trial (and cannot bail out), and are serving misdemeanor sentences Most jails like the Clark County Detention Center in …
