109, 2021
Misdemeanor Domestic Violence and Getting your Right to Keep and Bear Arms Back in Nevada
The following are commonly asked questions about getting a Pardon so that you can keep your right to bear arms after receiving a Misdemeanor Domestic Violence conviction.
Question: Now that I am finishing my domestic violence case – and have a domestic violence conviction, can I ever get my right to own a firearm back?
Answer: Yes, if you successfully file for a Pardon from The Nevada Pardon Board […]
408, 2021
Sealing a Misdemeanor DUI Conviction in Las Vegas
Being convicted of a misdemeanor DUI has landed you a criminal record. Have you heard about sealing your record? If you have a DUI misdemeanor conviction on your record in Nevada, you may petition the Court of jurisdiction to seal your DUI arrest and conviction. Misdemeanor DUI convictions are eligible to be sealed in Las Vegas, Clark County or any county in Nevada; but, you must have […]
3112, 2019
Lyft Donated $10,000 On NYE to Help MADD Prevent DUIs
For the fifth annual year Lyft CEO John Zimmer has donated $10,000 to MADD on NYE’s in their partnership to help end drunk driving. With autonomous driving and ride share services, that reality may come true within the coming decade. John has been leading the charge for his 7th year driving on New Years Eve with a special co-pilot – His Mom – but began bringing awareness to the organization in 2014 by […]
2107, 2019
You Can Get A DUI While You’re Asleep in the Backseat
As a DUI School, we speak with our students often about their circumstances and what lead to them driving drunk. They range from your average, but unfortunate “I had one beer too many and didn’t realize I was drunk” to the extreme of crashing their car into their own home while drunk. But, the question of whether someone sleeping off their drunkenness in the backseat […]
2506, 2019
Nevada petit larceny charge – 12 things you need to know
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1) What is Petit Larceny in Nevada?
A petit larceny charge is applied to thefts of property with a value of under $650. Shoplifting is the most common petit larceny crime. In Nevada the legal definition of “shoplifting” is when someone “intentionally steals, takes or carries away” store property. The legal name for shoplifting is “larceny.” The seriousness of the charges depends on the value of the goods allegedly stolen. If the value […]
506, 2019