Nevada § 704.202 Investigation by law enforcement agency: Disclosure of name and address of person listed in records of customers by public utility upon receipt of subpoena; fee; immunity for disclosure made in good faith

Nevada Statutes

§ 704.202 — Investigation by law enforcement agency: Disclosure of name and address of person listed in records of customers by public utility upon receipt of subpoena; fee; immunity for disclosure made in good faith

Nevada § 704.202

Title 58ENERGY; PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SIMILAR ENTITIES

Ch. 704Regulation

NOTICES; REPORTS; RECORDS

This text of Nevada § 704.202 (Investigation by law enforcement agency: Disclosure of name and address of person listed in records of customers by public utility upon receipt of subpoena; fee; immunity for disclosure made in good faith) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Nevada primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 704.202 (2026).

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1.Upon receipt of a subpoena by a law enforcement agency pursuant to NRS 704.201 , a public utility shall disclose the name and address of the person listed in the records of customers of the public utility to the agency.

2.The public utility may charge a reasonable fee for any administrative expense related to the disclosure.

3.A disclosure made in good faith pursuant to subsection 1 does not give rise to any action for damages for the disclosure of the name and address of a customer by a public utility.

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1. Upon receipt of a subpoena by a law enforcement agency pursuant to NRS 704.201 , a public utility shall disclose the name and address of the person listed in the records of customers of the public utility to the agency.
2. The public utility may charge a reasonable fee for any administrative expense related to the disclosure.
3. A disclosure made in good faith pursuant to subsection 1 does not give rise to any action for damages for the disclosure of the name and address of a customer by a public utility.