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NV SB30
Bill
AI Summary
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Removes the requirement that district judges receive notice and copies of applications for pardons, commutations, fine remissions, or civil rights restoration before the State Board of Pardons Commissioners, while clarifying judges may still provide factual testimony if formally requested
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Eliminates the court objection requirement from the expedited civil rights restoration process, leaving only district attorney objection and victim notification requests as conditions that would block expedited action
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Requires the State Board of Parole Commissioners to provide parole decision records to any person who requests records for a named prisoner, after the prisoner and victims have been notified
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Personal identifying information must be excluded from parole decision records released to the public
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Effective upon passage and approval
Legislative Description
Revises provisions relating to prisoners. (BDR 16-252)
Last Action
Chapter 43. (Effective May 26, 2025)
5/27/2025