Client was contacted by a detective investigating a hit and run. Client was extremely worried that this investigation would end up in criminal charges. Joel had a conversation with client and went through facts of what happened. After Joel had a good understanding of what actually happened, Joel contacted the Detective and was able to convince the Detective that no charges needed to be filed.
Quick Answer: Is it possible to seal a DUI record in Nevada? Yes. You may be able to seal a DUI record in Nevada if the case ended in a misdemeanor conviction, dismissal, or acquittal. Under NRS 179.245, a misdemeanor DUI generally becomes eligible seven years after release from actual…
Quick Answer: What are the penalties for a first domestic violence offense in Nevada? Nevada domestic violence laws define the offense in NRS 33.018 and set battery penalties in NRS 200.485. A first-offense misdemeanor battery domestic violence conviction carries 2 days to 6 months in jail, 48 to 120 hours…
Quick Answer: What penalties can you face for a second DUI in Nevada? After a second DUI within seven years in Nevada, you generally face 20 days to 6 months of jail or residential confinement, a $750 to $1,000 fine or equivalent community service, a one-year license revocation, and required…
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