NV SB457

Expands enhanced assault/battery penalties to cover hospitality employees (hotel, casino, convention center workers) and child welfare professionals, and expands stalking laws to include conduct targeting a victim's dating partners and clarifies electronic stalking provisions

Creates new category C felony for retail theft with property damage totaling $750+ and requires Clark County to establish "corridors" (high-tourist areas) where repeat misdemeanor offenders can be banned for up to 1+ years

Increases DUI vehicular homicide penalties: 2-25 years for first offense causing death, 5-25 years if offender has 1-2 prior DUI convictions; similar increases for boating under the influence deaths

Requires compliance hearings within 2-5 business days when courts order firearm surrender in domestic violence, stalking, or pretrial release cases; each minor depicted in child pornography now constitutes a separate offense

Requires mental health evaluations for juveniles with repeat battery offenses against school employees or child welfare workers; authorizes Department of Corrections to establish alternative reentry programs for offenders; appropriates $919,080-$948,695 to courts and $2.2-$2.9 million to Corrections for implementation