Nevada AB410 revises the definition of assault to include making a threat of sexual violence.
Nevada AB410 revises the definition of the crime of assault to clarify that intentionally placing another person in reasonable apprehension of immediate bodily harm includes making a threat of sexual violence against another person. The bill also provides penalties for assault, including misdemeanor charges for assaults not made with a deadly weapon and felony charges for assaults made with a deadly weapon or against specific professionals.
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