Tag: NRS 612

Nevada Appellate Courts Advance Opinions for March 26, 2020

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Nevada Appellate Courts Advance Opinions for March 26, 2020

Martinez Guzman v. Second Jud. Dist. Ct.

  • Does territorial jurisdiction under NRS 172.105 confine a grand jury to inquire into offenses committed within the respective county or counties that are part of their district.

State, DETR v. Sierra Nat’l Corp.

  • Does NRS 612.265 protect from disclosure a person’s or employing unit’s identity in response to a public records request to the Department of Employment, Training, & Rehabilitation’s Employment Security Division.

Berberich v. Bank of America

  • Do the limitations period for quiet title actions in NRS 11.080 run against an owner who is in undisputed possession of land.

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Nevada Appellate Courts Advance Opinions for September 5, 2019

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Nevada Appellate Courts Advance Opinions for September 5, 2019

Spar Bus. Servs., Inc. v. Olson

  • Is the untimely service of a timely filed petition for judicial review of an administrative decision a jurisdictional defect mandating dismissal.

Poole v. Nev. Auto Dealership Invs.

  • What is the meaning of “knowingly” and “material fact” under the Nevada Deceptive Trade Practices Act (NDTPA).

MMAWC, LLC v. Zion Wood Obi Wan Tr.

  • Does the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) preempt NRS 597.995, which requires agreements that include an arbitration provision to also include a specific authorization for the arbitration provision showing that the parties affirmatively agreed to that provision.

Anderson v. State

  • What is the State’s burden of proof when invoking the forfeiture-by-wrongdoing exception to the Confrontation Clause.

Azucena v. State

  • What is the standard of review for preserved claims of judicial misconduct during voir dire.

DeMaranville v. Cannon Cochran Mgmt.

  • Did substantial evidence support an appeal officers finding that a retired city police officer’s death was caused by heart disease and was compensable as an occupational disease under NRS 617.457.

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