Understanding the Difference Between Assault and Battery Under Nevada Law In Nevada, the terms “assault” and “battery” are often used interchangeably in everyday conversation, but they have distinct legal meanings and consequences. Knowing the difference between these two offenses is crucial, especially if you or someone you know is facing…
Understanding Nevada’s Drug Laws: From Possession to Trafficking Navigating Nevada’s drug laws can be a complex and overwhelming experience for anyone facing charges. Whether you are accused of simple possession or trafficking a controlled substance, the consequences can be severe and life-altering. As one of the most stringent states in…
How to Get Lower Bail or an Own Recognizance Release in Nevada Facing criminal charges and the possibility of spending time in jail while awaiting trial can be a daunting experience. For many, the ability to secure bail or an own recognizance (OR) release can make a significant difference in…
The United States Sentencing Commission’s 2023 Changes to Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Impact on Nevada Federal Court Cases and How Josh Tomsheck Can Help On November 1, 2023, the United States Sentencing Commission (USSG) implemented significant updates to the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, reshaping how federal courts sentence individuals for crimes across…
Changes in Nevada Criminal Law: How AB 236 Impacts Criminal Cases in Las Vegas In 2019, Nevada enacted Assembly Bill 236 (AB 236), a comprehensive criminal justice reform law that introduced significant changes to the state’s criminal justice system. AB 236 aimed to address growing concerns over prison overcrowding, excessive…
“I wasn’t read my rights when I was arrested. Was the arrest legal?” “Can I be prosecuted if I was never read my rights?” This issue comes up often when people have their first contact with the police or are arrested. In fact, we are often asked questions related to…