Nevada rules & statutes

Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure

the LCB's consolidated page, verbatim — the 21-day answer, THE 120-DAY MUST-DISMISS TRAP (4(e)), the self-starting 16.1 disclosure regime, the conditioned general denial, the two-offer system's rule half

• → NRCP 12 — the answer clocks + the (b) menu
• → NRCP 8 — the answer's form (the conditioned general denial)
• → NRCP 4 — service + the 120-day MUST-DISMISS trap
• → NRCP 16.1 — disclosures without a request
• → NRCP 56 — summary judgment
• → NRCP 68 — offers of judgment (17.117's rule twin)

Justice Court Rules of Civil Procedure

wholly replaced by ADKT 0607 to mirror the NRCP — the $15,000 courts, with small claims at Rules 88-100

• → JCRCP 12 — the justice-court answer clock
• → JCRCP 88 — where small claims begins

Nevada Rules of Appellate Procedure

NRAP 4(a): 30 days from SERVICE of written notice of entry — the Nevada trigger, not entry itself

• → NRAP 4 — the service-triggered appeal clock

District Court Rules

the statewide floor — 14-day oppositions, failure-to-oppose may be consent — with THE INVERSE DOCTRINE: local rules apply even when INCONSISTENT (DCR 5); the local book wins

• → DCR 13 — motion practice (14-day opposition)
• → DCR 5 — locals supersede, even when inconsistent

Supreme Court Rules (Parts I-V)

the court-administration and practice layer, loaded from the LCB's consolidated page

Rules of Professional Conduct

the attorney-rail's own law — RPC 7.2's advertising rule (Nevada's text, not the ABA model's)

• → RPC 7.2 — advertising (the rail's law)

Nevada Short Trial Rules

the ladder's trial stage — 14-day removal demand, four-member juries, 3.5 hours per side

• → NSTR 5 — the 14-day removal demand

Rules Governing Alternative Dispute Resolution

Part B is the old Nevada Arbitration Rules — the $100k program's rule layer (B-1 population condition), the 30-day JURISDICTIONAL trial de novo (B-18), and the bad-faith waiver (B-22)

• → ADR B-1 — where the mandatory program runs
• → ADR B-18 — the jurisdictional de novo window

Electronic Filing and Conversion Rules

e-service adds ZERO days (time runs from the proof-of-service date); e-filing by 11:59 p.m. is filed that day

• → NEFCR 10 — the zero-day e-service rule

Civil Traffic Infraction Rules

ADKT 0620's AB 116 implementation — the 90-day response, preponderance, and NO arrest warrant for nonappearance

• → NRCTI 3.4 — the 90-day response window

Statewide Rules for Guardianship

the protected-person procedure layer, loaded whole

Sealing & Redacting Court Records

SCR Part VII — the confidentiality machinery every filing passes

• → SEAL 3 — the sealing process

Audiovisual Appearance Rules

SCR Part IX — remote appearance, favored where appropriate

Fee Collection Rules

SCR Part X — the charge machinery, loaded whole

Exhibit Rules

SCR Part XI — custody and handling of exhibits

Nevada Revised Statutes (the civil core + substrate)

Titles 1-4 and 6 complete (courts · civil practice · remedies · STATUTORY EVIDENCE · justice courts) + the substrate chapters (UCC · CIC/HOA · landlord-tenant · trade practices · insurance · family · traffic · 240A itself), verbatim

• → NRS 11.190 — the limitations ladder (6/4/3/2)
• → NRS 38.250 — the $100,000 arbitration gate
• → NRS 41A.071 — the med-mal affidavit-or-dismissed gate
• → NRS 40.253 — summary eviction (JUDICIAL days)
• → NRS 17.117 — the living offer-of-judgment statute
• → NRS 53.100 — the UIDDA, by its own name
• → NRS 240A.030 — the software exclusion (3)(k)

Constitution of Nevada

19 articles — the jury right 'inviolate forever' (art. 1 § 3) and the Judicial Department (art. 6)

• → Art. 1, § 3 — the jury right, inviolate forever
• → Art. 6, § 1 — where the judicial power vests

Local books (16: nine district + seven justice)

EDCR (the Eighth's book) and its siblings — and under DCR 5, the local book applies even when INCONSISTENT with the statewide DCR; the 5th and 6th districts publish no LCB book (stated, not papered over)

• → EDCR 2.34 — the Eighth's discovery-dispute machinery

D. Nev. Local Rules of Practice

the federal rim's civil book (amended 2020), whole-book unit; the Ninth Circuit book is shared with the Arizona build

• → The D. Nev. Local Rules (civil)