Nevada § 211.210 Release for work or education: Application by prisoner; authority of administrator of program

Nevada Statutes

§ 211.210 — Release for work or education: Application by prisoner; authority of administrator of program

Nevada § 211.210

Title 16CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS; AID TO VICTIMS OF

Ch. 211Local

MANAGEMENT OF PRISONERS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 211.210 (2026).

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1. A prisoner sentenced to the county, city or town jail may apply to participate in a program for release established pursuant to NRS 211.120 . The administrator of the program shall evaluate each applicant’s suitability for work or education. 2. If the administrator finds a prisoner suitable, the administrator may, unless the sentencing court has otherwise ordered in a particular case:

(a)Arrange for the prisoner to continue his or her regular employment under specified conditions, or authorize the prisoner to seek employment or participate in a program of placement for work; or

(b)Permit the prisoner to continue his or her regular education or to secure further education.

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1. A prisoner sentenced to the county, city or town jail may apply to participate in a program for release established pursuant to NRS 211.120 . The administrator of the program shall evaluate each applicant’s suitability for work or education.
2. If the administrator finds a prisoner suitable, the administrator may, unless the sentencing court has otherwise ordered in a particular case:
(a) Arrange for the prisoner to continue his or her regular employment under specified conditions, or authorize the prisoner to seek employment or participate in a program of placement for work; or
(b) Permit the prisoner to continue his or her regular education or to secure further education.