SB384

SB384 revises provisions for deputy marshals in Nevada's Clark County, requiring judges to consider county employees for the role.

SB384 amends Nevada law to revise provisions for deputy marshals in Clark County, which has a population of 700,000 or more. The bill mandates that judges of district courts and justices of the peace must consider qualified county employees for deputy marshal positions before appointing others. Once appointed, deputy marshals are considered county employees, except they serve at the pleasure of the appointing judicial officer. The bill also outlines duties for deputy marshals, including preserving order in the court and performing other duties as required by the judicial officer.