self-representation

Representing Yourself Pro Se: The Chan Park Case

The United States Constitution and Nevada law give you the right to represent yourself in a court proceeding. It’s called representing yourself “pro se” or “in pro per.” But should you? We generally don’t think so, but let’s review how it works..

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self-defense laws in Nevada

Nevada’s Self-Defense and Stand Your Ground Laws

Nevada, like more than half the states, is a “stand your ground” state. You don’t have to retreat if threatened, and depending on the circumstances, you may have the right to use non-deadly or deadly force. Generally, situations allowing self-defense arise during.

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What to Do If You’re Accused of Homicide in Las Vegas

Homicide Investigations in Las Vegas Rose by 33% in 2020, Report Says In 2019, homicides plummeted in Clark County, with 144 homicide investigations recorded. In 2020, that trend did not continue. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that law enforcement agencies investigated the.

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Woman Arrested on Suspicion of Arson in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that a woman was arrested on November 3rd, on suspicion of arson, after allegedly setting her ex-boyfriend’s pickup truck on fire. According to the news report, 911 operators received multiple calls at 1:22 a.m. of a house.

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