AB384

Nevada AB384 amends juvenile justice procedures, including defining "act of serious violence" and modifying parole and placement criteria.

Nevada AB384 amends existing juvenile justice laws by defining "act of serious violence" as an act committed by a child against staff or another child in a facility that involves weapon use or sustained attacks. The bill modifies the criteria for committing a delinquent child to a state facility, requiring consideration of the child's risk of reoffending, history of delinquency, and any acts of serious violence.