Nevada § 209.351 Director to establish system of ongoing classification and evaluation for offenders and to maintain records

Nevada Statutes

§ 209.351 — Director to establish system of ongoing classification and evaluation for offenders and to maintain records

Nevada § 209.351

Title 16CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS; AID TO VICTIMS OF

Ch. 209Department

CUSTODY, CARE AND EDUCATION OF OFFENDERS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 209.351 (2026).

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The Director shall: 1. Establish a system of ongoing classification and evaluation to ensure the individualized custody, care and training of offenders under the Department’s jurisdiction. 2. Keep, or cause to be kept, records for each offender containing:

(a)The offender’s name, age, date of birth, race, sex, height, weight, complexion, color of eyes and hair, peculiarities of build or features.

(b)The offender’s place of birth (state, county or city, or country, province or city).

(c)The offender’s occupation and whether the offender can read and write.

(d)The offender’s record of conviction, including the date of sentence, name of the judge passing sentence, county from which sentenced, crime charged, date of incarceration, term of imprisonment and expiration date of minimum and max

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The Director shall:
1. Establish a system of ongoing classification and evaluation to ensure the individualized custody, care and training of offenders under the Department’s jurisdiction.
2. Keep, or cause to be kept, records for each offender containing:
(a) The offender’s name, age, date of birth, race, sex, height, weight, complexion, color of eyes and hair, peculiarities of build or features.
(b) The offender’s place of birth (state, county or city, or country, province or city).
(c) The offender’s occupation and whether the offender can read and write.
(d) The offender’s record of conviction, including the date of sentence, name of the judge passing sentence, county from which sentenced, crime charged, date of incarceration, term of imprisonment and expiration date of minimum and maximum terms of imprisonment.
(e) The medical records of the offender, including, but not limited to, medical records produced by the Department and medical records produced by a provider of health care outside the prison.
(f) Such other desirable or pertinent information as may be necessary.
3. Maintain a comprehensive record of the behavior of each offender reflecting his or her accomplishments and progress as well as charges of infractions of regulations, punishments imposed and medical services rendered.