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They say that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. However, that’s not the case when it comes to criminal charges. Even if you’re only visiting Sin City, an arrest can lead to jail time, fines, and other consequences that … Continue reading
If you’ve been arrested for impaired driving in Nevada, you may hear terms like DUI and “wet reckless.” But are the differences between wet reckless vs DUI? They aren’t the same charge, even if people seem to use them interchangeably. … Continue reading
When a minor under 21 gets a DUI in Nevada, they can face serious consequences. These include the loss of their license, fines, jail time, community service, and mandatory enrollment in an alcohol abuse program. A conviction can also leave … Continue reading
Domestic battery 1st degree is serious, but not every case ends in a conviction. If you’re dealing with this type of charge, knowing the legal definition and penalties involved can help you take the right next steps. An experienced criminal … Continue reading
If you’re facing a drug charge, you need legal help, and you need it fast. Why hire a lawyer for drug charges? Because Nevada drug laws can be complicated, police procedures, lab testing, and charging decisions can all affect how … Continue reading
A criminal record creates significant barriers to employment, housing, and other aspects of life. Fortunately, Nevada law provides an opportunity for many individuals to seal their criminal records. When a record is sealed, it is hidden from public view. While … Continue reading
Were you recently served with a restraining order in Clark County? If it’s not the first one, you might be worried about what happens next. Each order carries strict rules and serious penalties if you ignore them. A criminal defense … Continue reading
Being stopped for a potential DUI in Nevada is stressful. One of the first questions drivers have is, “What happens if I decline a breathalyzer?” Will you be forced to take a test? Will you be able to drive away … Continue reading
Many people wonder if riding a skateboard after drinking can result in a DUI charge in Nevada. The short answer is no—skateboards don’t qualify as vehicles under Nevada’s DUI laws. However, that doesn’t mean you’re necessarily in the clear if … Continue reading
While many might assume that someone police put in handcuffs is under arrest, that is not necessarily the case. A series of court decisions have given the police the right, in certain circumstances, to place someone in handcuffs even when … Continue reading