SB14 revises Nevada criminal procedure, modifying bail conditions and orders prohibiting contact.
SB14 revises Nevada criminal procedure by altering bail conditions for certain offenses. It generally prohibits bail for those arrested for a felony or domestic violence battery unless a court orders otherwise. It also mandates that courts notify individuals when they issue an order prohibiting contact. Violating such an order is a misdemeanor. The bill further allows courts to revoke bail if the defendant commits a felony or domestic violence battery while released. It also authorizes law enforcement to arrest individuals violating contact orders without a warrant.
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