SB450 revises provisions for bailiffs and deputy marshals in Nevada courts.
SB450 revises provisions relating to bailiffs and deputy marshals in certain Nevada courts. It allows judges to appoint deputy marshals instead of bailiffs in counties with populations of 700,000 or more. The bill specifies that deputy marshals serve at the pleasure of the judge who appoints them. It also mandates that deputy marshals be certified peace officers within 18 months of appointment. The compensation for deputy marshals is to be fixed by the board of county commissioners and paid by the county.
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