Nevada § 179.1175 Disposition of property after seizure and forfeiture

Nevada Statutes

§ 179.1175 — Disposition of property after seizure and forfeiture

Nevada § 179.1175

Title 14PROCEDURE IN CRIMINAL CASES

Ch. 179Special

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 179.1175 (2026).

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1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, after property has been seized the agency which seized the property may:

(a)Place the property under seal;

(b)Remove the property to a place designated by the agency for the storage of that type of property; or

(c)Remove the property to an appropriate place for disposition in a manner authorized by the court. 2. If an agency seizes currency, unless otherwise ordered by the court, the agency shall deposit the currency in an interest-bearing account maintained for the purpose of holding currency seized by the agency. 3. When a court declares property to be forfeited, the plaintiff may:

(a)Retain it for official use;

(b)Sell any of it which is neither required by law to be destroyed nor harmful to the public; or

(c)Remove it for dispositi

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1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, after property has been seized the agency which seized the property may:
(a) Place the property under seal;
(b) Remove the property to a place designated by the agency for the storage of that type of property; or
(c) Remove the property to an appropriate place for disposition in a manner authorized by the court.
2. If an agency seizes currency, unless otherwise ordered by the court, the agency shall deposit the currency in an interest-bearing account maintained for the purpose of holding currency seized by the agency.
3. When a court declares property to be forfeited, the plaintiff may:
(a) Retain it for official use;
(b) Sell any of it which is neither required by law to be destroyed nor harmful to the public; or
(c) Remove it for disposition in accordance with the applicable provisions of NRS.