Nevada § 116A.900 - Administrative fine for engaging in certain conduct without certificate, registration or authorization; procedure for imposition of fine; judicial review; exceptions

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§ 116A.900. Administrative fine for engaging in certain conduct without certificate, registration or authorization; procedure for imposition of fine; judicial review; exceptions

1. In addition to any other remedy or penalty, the Commission may impose an administrative

fine against any person who knowingly: (a) Engages or offers to engage in any activity for which a registration or certificate

is required pursuant to this chapter or chapter 116 or 116B of NRS , or any regulation adopted pursuant thereto, if the person has not registered or

does not hold the required certificate or has not been given the required authorization;

or (b) Assists or offers to assist another person to commit a violation described in

paragraph (a). 2. If the Commission imposes an administrative fine against a person pursuant to this

section, the amount of the administrative fine may not exceed the amount of any gain

or economic benefit that the person derived from the violation or $10,000, whichever

amount is greater. 3. In determining the appropriate amount of the administrative fine, the Commission

shall consider: (a) The severity of the violation and the degree of any harm that the violation caused

to other persons; (b) The nature and amount of any gain or economic benefit that the person derived

from the violation; (c) The person's history or record of other violations; and (d) Any other facts or circumstances that the Commission deems to be relevant. 4. Before the Commission may impose the administrative fine, the Commission must provide

the person with notice and an opportunity to be heard. 5. The person is entitled to judicial review of the decision of the Commission in

the manner provided by chapter 233B of NRS . 6. The provisions of this section do not apply to a person who engages or offers to

engage in activities within the purview of this chapter or chapter 116 or 116B of NRS if: (a) A specific statute exempts the person from complying with the provisions of this

chapter or chapter 116 or 116B of NRS with regard to those activities; and (b) The person is acting in accordance with the exemption while engaging or offering

to engage in those activities.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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