AB146

Revises provisions relating to the fundamental rights of parents. (BDR 11-150)

Failed·4/12/25
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Nevada AB146 clarifies that parental rights in child care and management are fundamental and cannot be limited due to disability.

Nevada AB146 amends existing law to explicitly recognize the fundamental right of parents to nurture, educate, care for, and manage their children. It emphasizes that this right cannot be abridged due to a parent's disability. The bill also ensures that this right does not authorize unlawful conduct or child abuse and neglect. It prohibits courts, law enforcement, and child welfare agencies from acting outside their authority when exercising this right.

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History

Apr 12, 2025

Assembly

(Pursuant to Joint Standing Rule No. 14.3.1, no further action allowed.)

Feb 4, 2025

Assembly

Read first time. To committee.

Jan 31, 2025

Assembly

From printer.