Nevada SB 438: Establishes the circumstances in which a statement or confession by itself is sufficient to sustain the conviction of a defendant. (BDR 14-927)

Status: (Pursuant to Joint Standing Rule No. 14.3.2, no further action allowed.) (as of 2019-04-24)

State: Nevada · Session: 80 · Bill: SB 438

Subjects: SEX TRAFFICKING, SEXUAL ASSAULT, BATTERY, CHILD PORNOGRAPHY, MINORS, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, STATUTORY SEXUAL SEDUCTION, HARASSMENT, DISABILITIES, PERSONS WITH, SEXUAL EXPLOITATION, ANIMALS (See also LIVESTOCK; WILDLIFE; specific kinds of animals), INCEST, DISTRICT COURTS, SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD, LEWDNESS AND OBSCENITY, PEACE OFFICERS, MURDER, TRESPASSING, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS, SEXUAL CONDUCT, INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES OR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, PERSONS WITH, AGED PERSONS, LURING A CHILD OR A PERSON WITH MENTAL ILLNESS, DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, CONVICTIONS, STALKING, DRUGS, THEFT, CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, MENTAL ILLNESS, PERSONS WITH, CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT, INDECENT EXPOSURE, SEX OFFENDERS

Sponsors: Senate Committee on Judiciary

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