SB238 revises Nevada's hazing laws, making it a felony to engage in hazing on college or university property.
SB238 amends Nevada's hazing laws by making it a category E felony to engage in hazing on the property of a college or university. Previously, hazing was a misdemeanor if no substantial bodily harm resulted, and a gross misdemeanor if substantial bodily harm resulted. The bill also specifies that consent from the victim is not a valid defense. Hazing is defined as any activity that intentionally or recklessly endangers physical health for initiation or affiliation with a student organization, academic association, or athletic team.
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