Nevada Statutes

§ 289.155 — Persons appointed and employed by Supreme Court to provide for safety and security of justices and employees of Supreme Court and carry out duties prescribed by Chief Justice

Nevada § 289.155

JurisdictionNevada

Title 23PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

Ch. 289Peace

PERSONS POSSESSING POWERS OF PEACE OFFICERS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 289.155 (2026).

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Any person appointed and employed by the Supreme Court pursuant to NRS 2.295 has the powers of a peace officer pursuant to NRS 289.460 when the person is carrying out duties prescribed by the Chief Justice.

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Legislative History

(Added to NRS by 2011, 79 )

Nearby Sections

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§ 289.010

§ 289.020

Punitive action prohibited for exercise of rights under internal procedure; opportunity for hearing; right to representation; refusal to cooperate in criminal investigation punishable as insubordination

§ 289.025

Confidentiality of home address and photograph of peace officer in possession of law enforcement agency; exceptions

§ 289.027

Law enforcement agency required to adopt policies and procedures concerning service of certain subpoenas on peace officers

§ 289.030

Law enforcement agency prohibited from requiring peace officer to disclose financial information or provide attestation concerning use of cannabis before application for employment; exception; construction of section

§ 289.035

Law enforcement agency prohibited from ordering, mandating or requiring peace officer to issue certain number of traffic citations or make certain number of arrests

§ 289.040

Law enforcement agency prohibited from placing unfavorable comment or document in administrative file of peace officer; exception; right to respond; provision of copy of comment or document; right to review administrative file under certain circumstances

§ 289.050

Consequences of refusal to submit to polygraphic examination

§ 289.055

Establishment and availability of written procedures for investigating complaints and allegations of misconduct

§ 289.057

Investigation of allegation of misconduct; suspension without pay; review of file by peace officer under certain circumstances; law enforcement agency prohibited from keeping or making record of investigation or punitive action; reassignment of peace officer under certain circumstances

§ 289.060

Notification and requirements for interview, interrogation or hearing relating to investigation; prohibition against use of certain statements or answers in subsequent criminal proceedings

§ 289.070

Use of polygraphic examination in investigation

§ 289.080

Right to presence and assistance of representatives at interview, interrogation or hearing relating to investigation; confidential information; disclosure; record of interview, interrogation or hearing; right of subject of investigation to notice of intent to recommend punitive action, to submit response to such recommendation and to review and copy investigation file upon appeal

§ 289.085

Inadmissibility of evidence obtained unlawfully during investigation; dismissal of administrative proceeding or civil action when evidence obtained unlawfully and in bad faith during investigation

§ 289.090

Inapplicability of certain provisions to investigation concerning alleged criminal activities

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