Nevada Code — 4
Browse 308 sections in division 4 of the Nevada code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 47.020. Scope of title 4 of NRS
- § 47.030. Purposes of title 4 of NRS
- § 47.040. Rulings on evidence: Effect of error
- § 47.050. Rulings on evidence: Record of offer and ruling
- § 47.060. Revised Statutes Preliminary questions of admissibility: Determination
- § 47.070. Revised Statutes Preliminary questions of admissibility: Relevancy conditioned on fact
- § 47.080. Determinations of admissibility: Hearing of jury
- § 47.090. Revised Statutes Preliminary hearings on confessions and evidence
- § 47.100. Weight and credibility
- § 47.110. Limited admissibility
- § 47.120. Remainder of writings or recorded statements
- § 47.130. Matters of fact
- § 47.140. Matters of law
- § 47.150. Discretionary and mandatory notice
- § 47.160. Opportunity to be heard
- § 47.170. Time of taking notice
- § 47.180. Presumptions generally: Effect; direct evidence
- § 47.190. Determination on evidence of basic facts
- § 47.200. Determination on evidence of presumed fact: Where basic facts established
- § 47.210. Determination on evidence of presumed fact: Where basic facts lacking
- § 47.220. Determination on evidence of presumed fact: Where basic facts doubtful
- § 47.230. Presumptions against accused in criminal actions
- § 47.240. Conclusive presumptions
- § 47.250. Disputable presumptions
- § 48.015. “Relevant evidence” defined
- § 48.025. Relevant evidence generally admissible; irrelevant evidence inadmissible
- § 48.035. Exclusion of relevant evidence on grounds of prejudice, confusion or waste of time
- § 48.039. Testimony of witness who previously underwent hypnosis to recall subject matter of testimony
- § 48.045. Evidence of character inadmissible to prove conduct; exceptions; other crimes
- § 48.055. Methods of proving character
- § 48.059. Habit; routine practice
- § 48.061. Effects of domestic violence
- § 48.069. Previous sexual conduct of victim of sexual assault: Procedure for admission of evidence to prove victim's consent
- § 48.071. Exclusion of evidence of address and telephone number of victim of sexual assault
- § 48.075. Transactions and conversations with or actions of deceased person
- § 48.077. Contents of lawfully intercepted communications
- § 48.095. Subsequent remedial measures
- § 48.105. Compromise; offers to compromise
- § 48.109. Closure of meeting held to further resolution of dispute; exclusion of admission, representation or statement made during mediation proceedings; confidentiality of matter discussed during mediation proceeding
- § 48.115. Payment of medical and similar expenses
- § 48.125. Withdrawn plea of guilty or guilty but mentally ill or offer to plead guilty or guilty but mentally ill not admissible; plea of nolo contendere or offer to plead nolo contendere not admissible
- § 48.135. Liability insurance
- § 49.015. Privileges recognized only as provided
- § 49.025. Required reports privileged by statute
- § 49.027. Prevention of disclosure of privileged matter by interpreter
- § 49.035. Definitions
- § 49.045. “Client” defined
- § 49.055. “Confidential” defined
- § 49.065. “Lawyer” defined
- § 49.075. “Representative of the client” defined
- § 49.085. “Representative of the lawyer” defined
- § 49.095. General rule of privilege
- § 49.105. Who may claim privilege
- § 49.115. Exceptions
- § 49.117. “Review committee” defined
- § 49.119. General rule of privilege
- § 49.121. Who may claim privilege
- § 49.123. Exceptions
- § 49.125. Definitions
- § 49.135. “Accountant” defined
- § 49.145. “Client” defined
- § 49.155. “Confidential” defined
- § 49.165. “Representative of the accountant” defined
- § 49.175. “Representative of the client” defined
- § 49.185. General rule of privilege
- § 49.195. Who may claim privilege
- § 49.205. Exceptions
- § 49.207. Definitions
- § 49.209. General rule of privilege
- § 49.211. Who may claim privilege
- § 49.213. Exceptions
- § 49.215. Definitions
- § 49.225. General rule of privilege
- § 49.235. Who may claim privilege
- § 49.245. Exceptions
- § 49.246. Definitions
- § 49.247. General rule of privilege
- § 49.248. Who may claim privilege
- § 49.249. Exceptions
- § 49.2502. Definitions
- § 49.2504. General rule of privilege
- § 49.2506. Who may claim privilege
- § 49.2508. Exceptions
- § 49.251. Definitions
- § 49.252. General rule of privilege
- § 49.253. Who may claim privilege
- § 49.254. Exceptions
- § 49.2541. Definitions
- § 49.2542. “Domestic violence” defined
- § 49.25425. “Human trafficking” defined
- § 49.25426. “Relevant training” defined
- § 49.2543. “Sexual assault” defined
- § 49.2544. “Victim” defined
- § 49.2545. “Victim's advocate” defined
- § 49.2546. When communication deemed to be confidential; “communication” defined
- § 49.2547. General rule of privilege
- § 49.2548. Who may claim privilege
- § 49.2549. Exceptions
- § 49.255. Confessor and confessant
- § 49.265. Committees for review of medical or dental care
- § 49.275. News media
- § 49.285. Public officer as witness
- § 49.290. Counselor and pupil
- § 49.291. Teacher and pupil
- § 49.293. Law enforcement or public safety personnel and counselor
- § 49.295. Married person: General rule of privilege; exceptions
- § 49.305. Married person: Exception for insanity
- § 49.315. Political vote
- § 49.325. Trade secrets
- § 49.335. Privilege to refuse disclosure of identity of informer
- § 49.345. Who may claim
- § 49.355. Voluntary disclosure; informer a witness
- § 49.365. Testimony on guilt or innocence
- § 49.375. Legality of obtaining evidence
- § 49.385. Waiver of privilege by voluntary disclosure; exceptions
- § 49.395. Privileged matter disclosed under compulsion or without opportunity to claim privilege
- § 49.405. Comment upon or inference from claim of privilege; instruction
- § 50.015. General rule of competency
- § 50.025. Lack of personal knowledge
- § 50.035. Oath or affirmation
- § 50.045. Interpreters
- § 50.050. Interpreters for person with communications disability: Definitions; appointment required in judicial proceedings; compensation; certain persons not required to pay for interpreter
- § 50.051. Interpreters for person with communications disability: Appointment required in criminal proceedings
- § 50.0515. Interpreters for person with communications disability: Appointment of registered community interpreter required; exceptions
- § 50.052. Interpreters for person with communications disability: Replacement; persons ineligible for appointment; selection and approval by person with communications disability
- § 50.053. Interpreters for person with communications disability: Oath; rights and privileges
- § 50.054. Interpreter for person with limited English proficiency: Eligibility; oath; rights and privileges; replacement; payment of claims
- § 50.0545. Interpreter for person with limited English proficiency: Appointment required in criminal proceedings; appointment when certified or registered interpreter not available
- § 50.055. Competency: Judge as witness
- § 50.065. Competency: Juror as witness
- § 50.067. Competency: Receipt of certain care or counseling
- § 50.068. Competency: Defendant who agrees to testify against another defendant pursuant to plea bargain
- § 50.069. Provision of contract or settlement agreement prohibiting or restricting testimony void and unenforceable under certain circumstances
- § 50.070. Termination or threat of termination of employment because of service as witness prohibited; penalty; remedies
- § 50.075. Who may impeach
- § 50.085. Evidence of character and conduct of witness
- § 50.090. Evidence of previous sexual conduct of victim of sexual assault or statutory sexual seduction inadmissible to challenge victim's credibility; exceptions
- § 50.095. Impeachment by evidence of conviction of crime
- § 50.105. Religious beliefs or opinions
- § 50.115. Mode and order of interrogation and presentation
- § 50.125. Writing used to refresh memory
- § 50.135. Prior statements of witness
- § 50.145. Calling and interrogation of witness by judge
- § 50.155. Exclusion and sequestration of witnesses
- § 50.165. Duty to appear and testify
- § 50.175. Witness protected from arrest when attending, going to and returning from court or other place of attendance
- § 50.185. Arrest of protected witness void; liability of arresting officer; affidavit of witness
- § 50.195. Penalties for disobedience
- § 50.205. Warrant for arrest of witness failing to attend; appointment of attorney; appearance before court or officer; exceptions for witness who is victim of domestic violence or sexual assault
- § 50.215. Examination of prisoner as witness; notification of Department of Corrections required
- § 50.225. Fees and expenses of witnesses
- § 50.245. Cases from municipal court brought before district court
- § 50.255. Attorney not allowed fee as witness
- § 50.260. “Prohibited substance” defined
- § 50.265. Opinions: Lay witnesses
- § 50.275. Testimony by experts
- § 50.285. Opinions: Experts
- § 50.295. Opinions: Ultimate issues
- § 50.305. Disclosure of facts and data underlying expert opinion
- § 50.310. Admissibility of affidavit or declaration of laboratory director regarding results of test performed by medical laboratory
- § 50.315. Admissibility of affidavit or declaration offered to prove certain facts concerning use of certain devices or withdrawal or holding of evidence related to determining presence of alcohol, controlled substance, chemical, poison, organic solvent or another prohibited substance
- § 50.320. Admissibility of affidavit or declaration of chemist or other expert witness regarding presence in breath, blood or urine of alcohol, controlled substance, chemical, poison, organic solvent or another prohibited substance or regarding identity or quantity of controlled substance possessed
- § 50.325. Procedure for admission of affidavit or declaration of expert or other person to prove existence of alcohol, quantity of controlled substance or existence or identity of controlled substance, chemical, poison, organic solvent or another prohibited substance in prosecution of certain criminal offenses
- § 50.330. Testimony given pursuant to NRS 50.315 or 50.320 may be given by use of simultaneous audiovisual transmission; requirements for use
- § 50.345. Expert testimony to show victim's behavior or condition is consistent with behavior or condition of victim of sexual assault
- § 50.350. Expert testimony which concerns behavior of defendant in preparing child or vulnerable person for sexual abuse
- § 50.400. Applicability to proceedings in civil actions; qualifications, duties and limitations on conduct of attendant; designation of attendant as witness; “victim of an act of domestic violence pursuant to NRS 33.018” defined
- § 50.500. Short title
- § 50.510. Definitions
- § 50.520. “Alternative method” defined
- § 50.530. “Child witness” defined
- § 50.540. “Criminal proceeding” defined
- § 50.550. “Noncriminal proceeding” defined
- § 50.560. Applicability
- § 50.570. Hearing to determine whether to allow testimony by alternative method
- § 50.580. Standards for determining whether child witness may testify by alternative method
- § 50.590. Factors for determining whether to permit alternative method
- § 50.600. Order regarding testimony by alternative method
- § 50.610. Right of party to examine child witness
- § 50.620. Uniformity of application and construction
- § 50.700. Court may not order victim or witness to take or submit to psychological or psychiatric examination; exclusion of testimony of licensed psychologist, psychiatrist or clinical social worker; ”sexual offense” defined
- § 51.015. Definitions
- § 51.025. “Declarant” defined
- § 51.035. “Hearsay” defined
- § 51.045. “Statement” defined
- § 51.055. “Unavailable as a witness” defined
- § 51.065. General rule
- § 51.067. Hearsay within hearsay
- § 51.069. Credibility of declarant
- § 51.075. General exception; other exceptions illustrative
- § 51.085. Present sense impressions
- § 51.095. Excited utterances
- § 51.105. Then existing mental, emotional or physical condition
- § 51.115. Statements for purposes of medical diagnosis or treatment
- § 51.125. Recorded recollection
- § 51.135. Record of regularly conducted activity
- § 51.145. Absence of entry in records of regularly conducted activity
- § 51.155. Public records and reports
- § 51.165. Required reports
- § 51.175. Absence of public record or entry
- § 51.185. Records of religious organizations
- § 51.195. Marriage, baptismal and similar certificates
- § 51.205. Family records
- § 51.215. Records of documents affecting interest in property
- § 51.225. Statement in document affecting interest in property
- § 51.235. Statements in ancient documents
- § 51.245. Market reports; commercial publications
- § 51.255. Learned treatises
- § 51.265. Reputation concerning personal or family history
- § 51.275. Reputation concerning boundaries or general history
- § 51.285. Reputation as to character
- § 51.295. Judgment of previous conviction
- § 51.305. Judgment as to boundaries or personal, family or general history
- § 51.315. General exception; other exceptions illustrative
- § 51.325. Former testimony
- § 51.335. Statement under belief of impending death
- § 51.345. Statement against interest
- § 51.355. Statement of personal or family history
- § 51.385. Admissibility; notice of unavailability or inability of child to testify
- § 52.015. Authentication or identification required
- § 52.025. Testimony of witness with knowledge
- § 52.035. Handwriting: Nonexpert opinion
- § 52.045. Handwriting: Comparison by trier or expert witness
- § 52.055. Handwriting: Distinctive characteristics
- § 52.065. Identification by voice
- § 52.075. Telephone calls
- § 52.085. Public records and reports
- § 52.095. Ancient documents; compilations of data
- § 52.105. Process or system
- § 52.115. Foreign public documents
- § 52.125. Certified copies of public records
- § 52.135. Official publications
- § 52.145. Newspapers; periodicals
- § 52.155. Trade inscriptions, signs, tags and labels
- § 52.165. Acknowledged documents
- § 52.175. Subscribing witness' testimony unnecessary
- § 52.185. Definitions
- § 52.195. “Duplicate” defined
- § 52.205. “Original” defined
- § 52.215. “Photographs” defined
- § 52.225. “Writings” and “recordings” defined
- § 52.235. Original required
- § 52.245. Admissibility of duplicates
- § 52.247. Admissibility of rerecorded, copied or reproduced records; certain records of governmental agency deemed public records
- § 52.252. Admissibility of copy or transcript of recordings of telephone calls made through system providing telephone number to be used in emergency
- § 52.255. Admissibility of other evidence of contents
- § 52.260. Record made in course of regularly conducted activity; affidavit required
- § 52.265. Public records
- § 52.275. Summaries
- § 52.285. Testimony or written admission of party
- § 52.295. Functions of judge and jury
- § 52.305. Marks instead of signatures; witnesses
- § 52.315. Seal unnecessary
- § 52.320. Definitions
- § 52.325. Subpoenaed records: Delivery of authenticated copy by custodian; order for return of record; form of affidavit of authentication
- § 52.335. Copies delivered to clerk of court: Custody; maintenance; return
- § 52.345. Notice of delivery to clerk of court
- § 52.355. Order for production of original documents; appearance by custodian
- § 52.365. Use of copies in discovery proceedings
- § 52.375. Fees for subpoenas; admissibility of medical records
- § 52.385. Property evidencing crime: Return to person entitled to possession; admissibility of photographs in lieu of property; disposal of property not returned
- § 52.395. Controlled substances, dangerous drugs and immediate precursors: Procedure for destruction of unnecessary quantity seized as evidence; disposal of hazardous waste; exception
- § 52.400. Marijuana: Procedure for destruction of unnecessary quantity seized as evidence
- § 52.405. Definitions
- § 52.415. Authentication of copies
- § 52.425. Subpoenaed records: Delivery of authenticated copy by custodian; notice and availability upon receipt; preservation
- § 52.435. Order for production of original record; appearance by custodian
- § 52.450. Definitions
- § 52.460. Authentication of copies; form and contents of affidavit
- § 52.470. Subpoenaed records: Delivery of authenticated copy by custodian; notice and availability upon receipt; preservation
- § 52.480. Order for production of original record; appearance by custodian
- § 52.500. Evidence describing measurements of hazardous waste or hazardous material
- § 53.010. Persons before whom affidavits may be taken for use in this State
- § 53.020. Taking of affidavits in other states and territories for use in this State
- § 53.030. Certification of signature of officer to affidavit taken in another state or territory
- § 53.040. Taking of affidavits in foreign countries
- § 53.045. Use of unsworn declaration in lieu of affidavit or other sworn declaration; exception
- § 53.100. Short title
- § 53.110. Definitions
- § 53.120. “Foreign jurisdiction” defined
- § 53.130. “Foreign subpoena” defined
- § 53.140. “Person” defined
- § 53.150. “State” defined
- § 53.160. “Subpoena” defined
- § 53.170. Request for issuance of subpoena; duties of clerk of court; contents of subpoena
- § 53.180. Service and enforcement of subpoena
- § 53.190. Application to court for protective order or for enforcement, quashing or modification of subpoena
- § 53.200. Uniformity of application and construction
- § 53.250. Short title
- § 53.260. Definitions
- § 53.270. “Boundaries of the United States” defined
- § 53.280. “Law” defined
- § 53.290. “Record” defined
- § 53.300. “Sign” defined
- § 53.310. “State” defined
- § 53.320. “Sworn declaration” defined
- § 53.330. “Unsworn declaration” defined
- § 53.340. Applicability
- § 53.350. Validity of unsworn declaration
- § 53.360. Medium of unsworn declaration