Cite Check Nevada
Every citation shape resolves ONLY into Nevada's own registered corpus families — a Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Arizona, or Washington cite never resolves as Nevada law (the contamination guard is a release test). The grammar knows Nevada's letter chapters (NRS 41A, 118A, 484A) and the RGADR part-norms (ADR B-18). Existence and verbatim text are machine-verified against the hash-pinned corpus; whether an authority SUPPORTS your proposition remains the signer's judgment.
NRS 11.190 · NRS 41A.071 · NRS 484A.704
resolves into NV-STAT
NRCP 16.1 · NRCP 56
resolves into NV-RCP
JCRCP 88
resolves into NV-JCRCP
NRAP 4 · NRAP 3E
resolves into NV-RAP
DCR 13
resolves into NV-DCR
EDCR 2.34
resolves into NV-LOCAL-8JD
SCR 42
resolves into NV-SCR
RPC 5.5
resolves into NV-RPC
NSTR 21
resolves into NV-STR
RGADR Part B, Rule 18
resolves into NV-ADR
NRCTI 3.4
resolves into NV-CTI
NEFCR 9
resolves into NV-EFCR
Nev. Const. art. 6, § 4
resolves into NV-CONST
LR 26-1 · LR IA 1-1
resolves into FED-LR-NVD
Evidence citations route to the statutes
Nevada has no evidence-rules family — evidence is STATUTORY (NRS Title 4, ch. 47-56: relevance at 48.035, privileges in ch. 49, hearsay at 51.035, authentication in ch. 52). A "Nev. R. Evid." cite does not exist to check; the NRS shape carries the whole load.
The stakes on the signature
NRCP 11(b)'s representations ride every signature — grounding in fact and law — and Rule 11(c)'s sanctions ride every violation. Read it verbatim: NRCP 11.
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