Nevada Statutes
§ 49.365 — Testimony on guilt or innocence
If the state or a political subdivision elects not to disclose the identity of an informer and the circumstances indicate a reasonable probability that the informer can give testimony necessary to a fair determination of the issue of guilt or innocence, the judge shall on motion of the accused dismiss the proceedings, and the judge may do so on his or her own motion.
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Legislative History
(Added to NRS by 1971, 787 )
Nearby Sections
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§ 49.035
Definitions§ 49.045
“Client” defined§ 49.055
“Confidential” defined§ 49.065
“Lawyer” defined§ 49.095
General rule of privilege§ 49.105
Who may claim privilege§ 49.115
Exceptions§ 49.117
“Review committee” defined§ 49.119
General rule of privilege§ 49.121
Who may claim privilege