Nevada § 369.530 Inspections of vehicles and premises

Nevada Statutes

§ 369.530 — Inspections of vehicles and premises

Nevada § 369.530

Title 32REVENUE AND TAXATION

Ch. 369Intoxicating

ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 369.530 (2026).

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1.In order to obtain evidence of any violation of this chapter, the Department, its agents, and all peace officers and revenue-collecting officers of this state shall have the right of visitation and inspection of any vehicle or place where they may have reason to believe liquor is stored, warehoused or kept for sale, or which might be in transit on or in other than common, contract or permitted carriers. Such visitation and inspection shall be conducted during business hours and no domicile shall be searched except by virtue of a search warrant.

2.Whenever a vehicle other than a common or contract carrier is stopped, the operator shall be required to exhibit his or her permit of conveyance, and if the operator has none he or she shall be dealt with according to law or the regulations of

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1. In order to obtain evidence of any violation of this chapter, the Department, its agents, and all peace officers and revenue-collecting officers of this state shall have the right of visitation and inspection of any vehicle or place where they may have reason to believe liquor is stored, warehoused or kept for sale, or which might be in transit on or in other than common, contract or permitted carriers. Such visitation and inspection shall be conducted during business hours and no domicile shall be searched except by virtue of a search warrant.
2. Whenever a vehicle other than a common or contract carrier is stopped, the operator shall be required to exhibit his or her permit of conveyance, and if the operator has none he or she shall be dealt with according to law or the regulations of the Department.