Being stopped
On foot, on the street, and what you owe an officer who stops you.
7 sections
- Taken In For An EvaluationNRS 433A.160 and NRS 433A.150 — a mental health crisis hold on probable cause, and release within 72 hours unless a petition is filed
- When Police Use ForceNRS 171.1455 — de-escalation whenever possible, objectively reasonable force, and deadly force only on narrow probable cause
- Protests And AssemblyNRS 203.020 — two or more assembled to disturb the peace who do not disperse when commanded commit a misdemeanoralso here
- KnivesNRS 202.350 and NRS 202.265 — a concealed dangerous weapon needs a permit, and no dirk, dagger or switchblade at schoolalso here
- On A BicycleNRS 484B.763 and NRS 484B.270 — a driver's rights and duties, and 3 feet when a car passesalso here
- Staying In Your LaneNRS 484B.223 — as nearly as practicable within a single lane, and no more than 200 feet in a center turn lanealso here
- Traffic StopsNRS 484B.550 and NRS 171.123 — stop for the red lamp and siren, give your name, and no more than 60 minutes on suspicionalso here
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