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February 2023 Nevada Bar Examination Protocols
ADKTs Related to Residential Summary Eviction Actions and Notices During COVID-19
- ADKT 562 IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE MATTER OF ADOPTION OF COURT RULES FOR THE JUSTICE COURT OF HENDERSON TOWNSHIP
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ADKT 564 IN THE MATTER OF THE REPEAL AND RE-ENACTMENT OF CERTAIN LOCAL RULES FOR THE LAS VEGAS JUSTICE COURT
On October 8, 2020, Order Approving Amendments to Rule 21 and Repeal of Rules 34, 40, 43, and 44 of the Justice Court Rules of Las Vegas Township Related to Summary Evictions was filed.
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ADKT 566 IN THE MATTER OF THE AMENDMENT OF THE NEVADA JUSTICE COURT RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE
On October 6, 2020, Order Adopting Justice Court Rule of Civil Procedure was filed.
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ADKT 567 IN THE MATTER OF RESIDENTIAL SUMMARY EVICTION ACTIONS AND NOTICES DURING COVID-19
On October 16, 2020, Order Adopting the Temporary Residential Summary Eviction Mediation Rules was filed.
Supreme Court, District Court, and Limited Jurisdiction Court COVID-19 Orders
- ORDER REGARDING FACE COVERINGS AND SOCIAL DISTANCING (AO-0022)
- ORDER CONCERING ACCESS TO APPELLATE COURT FACILITIES. (AO-0020)
- ADKT 554 IN THE MATTER OF SUPREME COURT ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS RELATED TO THE CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY
- ADKT 555 IN THE MATTER OF DISTRICT COURT ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS RELATED TO THE CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY
- ADKT 556 IN THE MATTER OF LIMITED JURISDICTION COURT ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS RELATED TO THE CORONAVIRUS EMERGENCY
ADKT 0491 In re Rules of Criminal Procedure
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Order Adopting Statewide Rules of Criminal Practice
Filed on: 12/29/2020
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