Arrests and Convictions can happen to anyone: How Nevada Statute and Case Law Apply and How Attorney Josh Tomsheck Can Help Recent arrests and convictions involving high-profile figures often dominate the news, drawing attention to the legal consequences that follow criminal charges. From celebrities facing DUI arrests to theft and…
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…
How to Select the Best Lawyer for a Las Vegas Domestic Violence Charge Facing a domestic violence charge in Las Vegas can be a stressful, life-altering event. It’s crucial to approach the situation with the right legal representation to protect your rights and achieve the best possible outcome. However, determining…
On April 9, 2020, the Nevada Supreme Court issued a published opinion in the case of Valdez-Jimenez v. Eighth Judicial District Court, 136 Nev. Adv. Op. 20. This decision made an impactful change to the procedure and restrictions in place that allow Nevada Courts to issue cash bail decisions for…
The current COVID-19 crisis is at the forefront of many Nevada citizens’ minds as individuals practice social distancing, wearing safety gear, and working remotely. One demographic that might be overlooked at this time are individuals who are currently incarcerated. As this public health crisis has developed, it quickly became clear…
There are countless attractions, conventions and events that come to Las Vegas on an annual basis which draw large crowds. Among the notable occasions which attract huge crowds of tourists and out of town guests are the National Finals Rodeo, The Las Vegas Strip New Year’s Eve Celebration, NASCAR Weekend,…
In previous posts to this Blog, the law office of Hofland & Tomsheck has written information on the standardized bail schedules utilized by various Courts in Las Vegas and Clark County Nevada. As with all things, this information is subject to change and updating. On May 21, 2015, the Las…
“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…
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, right? While that is the image that the powers that be in advertising have implemented as a clever way to get tourists to visit Las Vegas, the unfortunate reality is that in many cases, when a person acts outside the bounds of the…
One question that is often asked by individuals consulting with our office when recently arrested for a crime has to do with the crime of Burglary. Many people simply do not understand why they are booked on charges which include burglary. Many people think that if they haven’t broken into…