Nevada § 388.1458 - Confidentiality of information provided to SafeVoice Program; motion to compel production or disclosure of record or information; records and information made available to appellate court

§ 388.1458. Confidentiality of information provided to SafeVoice Program; motion to compel production or disclosure of record or information; records and information made available to appellate court

1. Except as otherwise provided in this section or as otherwise authorized pursuant

to subsection 2 of NRS 388.1455 , a person must not be compelled to produce or disclose any record or information

provided to the SafeVoice Program. 2. A defendant in a criminal action may file a motion to compel a person to produce

or disclose any record or information provided to the Program. A defendant in a criminal action who files such a motion shall serve a copy of the

motion upon the prosecuting attorney and upon the Director, either or both of whom

may file a response to the motion not later than a date determined by the court. 3. If the court grants a motion filed by a defendant in a criminal action pursuant

to subsection 2, the court may conduct an in camera review of the record or information

or make any other order which justice requires. Counsel for all parties shall be permitted to be present at every stage at which

any counsel is permitted to be present. If the court determines that the record or information includes evidence that could

be offered by the defendant to exculpate the defendant or to impeach the testimony

of a witness and unless otherwise authorized by subsection 2 of NRS 388.1455 , the court shall order the record or information to be provided to the defendant. The identity of any person who reported information to the SafeVoice Program must

be redacted from any record or information provided pursuant to this subsection, and

the record or information may be subject to a protective order further redacting the

record or information or otherwise limiting the use of the record or information. 4. The record of any information redacted pursuant to subsection 3 must be sealed

and preserved to be made available to the appellate court in the event of an appeal. If the time for appeal expires without an appeal, the court shall provide the record

to the SafeVoice Program.