Nevada § 656.270 Suspension of license or certificate for mental illness; conditions for resumption of business or practice

Nevada Statutes

§ 656.270 — Suspension of license or certificate for mental illness; conditions for resumption of business or practice

Nevada § 656.270

Title 54PROFESSIONS, OCCUPATIONS AND BUSINESSES

Ch. 656Certified

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 656.270 (2026).

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The entry of a decree by a court of competent jurisdiction establishing the mental illness of any natural person who is a certified court reporter or a designated representative of a court reporting firm licensed under this chapter operates as a suspension of the certificate or license. Such a natural person may resume his or her business or practice only upon a finding by the Board that the natural person has been determined to be recovered from mental illness by a court of competent jurisdiction and upon the Board’s recommendation that the certified court reporter or licensee be permitted to resume his or her business or practice.

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The entry of a decree by a court of competent jurisdiction establishing the mental illness of any natural person who is a certified court reporter or a designated representative of a court reporting firm licensed under this chapter operates as a suspension of the certificate or license. Such a natural person may resume his or her business or practice only upon a finding by the Board that the natural person has been determined to be recovered from mental illness by a court of competent jurisdiction and upon the Board’s recommendation that the certified court reporter or licensee be permitted to resume his or her business or practice.