Nevada SB9 establishes corridors in counties with populations over 700,000, enhancing penalties for assaults and batteries against specific public.
Nevada SB9 creates designated corridors in counties with populations over 700,000, focusing on areas with high tourist and visitor concentrations. The bill enhances penalties for assaults and batteries against specific public safety personnel, including hospitality employees, health care providers, school employees, taxicab drivers, transit operators, utility workers, and sports officials, when these crimes occur within these corridors. The enhanced penalties apply retroactively from November 13, 2025, and the act becomes effective on January 1, 2006.
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