The Nevada rule stack
Which text governs your question, in which order — every layer loaded verbatim or honestly marked absent. Two Nevada wrinkles run through the whole stack: evidence is statutory, and under DCR 5 the local book supersedes the statewide DCR even when they conflict.
The Nevada Constitution
Art. 1 § 3's jury right, 'inviolate forever' — and art. 6 vests the judicial power. Nineteen articles, loaded whole.
→ read a unit from this layerThe Nevada Revised Statutes
The statutes — the limitations ladder (11.190), the arbitration gate (38.250), the HOA mediation gate (38.310), the eviction machine's JUDICIAL days (40.253), the escalating med-mal cap (41A.035), and STATUTORY EVIDENCE: Title 4 (ch. 47-56) is Nevada's evidence law; no rules family exists to outrank it.
→ read a unit from this layerThe statewide court rules (NRCP · JCRCP · NRAP and thirteen siblings)
Court-promulgated, loaded from the LCB's consolidated pages. JCRCP was wholly replaced (ADKT 0607) to mirror the NRCP — the same clocks run above and below the $15,000 line.
→ read a unit from this layerTHE ADKT TEMPORAL LAYER
The Supreme Court amends by ADKT order: 0607 (JCRCP) · 0615 (NEFCR) · 0619 (DCR) · 0620 (the civil-traffic rules) are APPLIED with the pages' own stamps as proof; ADKT 0630's claimed ADR/short-trial amendments stay UNVERIFIED on the watch until the docket answers.
→ read a unit from this layerThe District Court Rules — and THE INVERSE
The DCR is the statewide floor for motion practice (14-day oppositions; failure to oppose may be consent) — but DCR 5 makes the LOCAL book WIN: local rules 'shall be applied in each instance whether they are the same as or inconsistent with these rules.' Most states run the opposite direction.
→ read a unit from this layerThe local books (16 loaded; two honest absences)
Nine district books (EDCR is the Eighth's) and seven justice-court books, from the LCB's own pages. The 5th and 6th Judicial Districts publish no LCB book — recorded as an absence, never papered over.
→ read a unit from this layerThe federal rim
The D. Nev. Local Rules of Practice (whole book) and the Ninth Circuit (shared with the Arizona build — the first loader owns the shared prefix).
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