The Nevada Supreme Court upheld state bans on machine guns and auto-sear-equipped firearms but reversed a duplicative modified-firearm conviction under double-jeopardy principles.
The Nevada Supreme Court held that the graduated-sanctions statutes apply to sentences imposed after July 1, 2020, while allowing courts to consider earlier nontechnical violations when later technical violations occur.
The Nevada Supreme Court reversed a murder conviction because the trial court prevented the defense from arguing that the evidence supported the defendant’s sister as the shooter.