Nevada § 239.0115 - Application to court for order allowing inspection or copying of public book or record in legal custody or control of governmental entity for at least 30 years; rebuttable presumption; exceptions

§ 239.0115. Application to court for order allowing inspection or copying of public book or record in legal custody or control of governmental entity for at least 30 years; rebuttable presumption; exceptions

1. Except as otherwise provided in this subsection and subsection 3, notwithstanding

any provision of law that has declared a public book or record, or a part thereof,

to be confidential, if a public book or record has been in the legal custody or control

of one or more governmental entities for at least 30 years, a person may apply to

the district court of the county in which the governmental entity that currently has

legal custody or control of the public book or record is located for an order directing

that governmental entity to allow the person to inspect or copy the public book or

record, or a part thereof. If the public book or record pertains to a natural person, a person may not apply

for an order pursuant to this subsection until the public book or record has been

in the legal custody or control of one or more governmental entities for at least

30 years or until the death of the person to whom the public book or record pertains,

whichever is later. 2. There is a rebuttable presumption that a person who applies for an order as described

in subsection 1 is entitled to inspect or copy the public book or record, or a part

thereof, that the person seeks to inspect or copy. 3. The provisions of subsection 1 do not apply to any book or record: (a) Declared confidential pursuant to NRS 463.120 . (b) Containing personal information pertaining to a victim of crime that has been

declared by law to be confidential.