Monthly Archives: September 2026
Prohibited Person in Possession of a Firearm in Nevada: What the Charge Actually Means
Nevada takes firearm restrictions seriously, and one of the more misunderstood charges in the state’s criminal code is possession of a firearm by a prohibited person. Many people assume this charge only applies to those with felony convictions, but the reality is more complicated. If you or someone you love is facing this accusation,… Read More »
Challenging Eyewitness Testimony in a Nevada Criminal Trial
Few things feel more damning in a criminal case than a witness pointing across the courtroom and saying “that’s the person.” Eyewitness testimony can feel airtight to a jury, but is it always accurate? Decades of research say no. Human memory does not work like a video recording. It can be shaped by stress,… Read More »
Pandering and Human Trafficking Charges in Nevada: How These Cases Are Prosecuted
Few accusations carry more weight in Nevada than pandering and human trafficking charges. These cases move fast, draw intense scrutiny from prosecutors, and can permanently reshape a person’s life long before a jury ever hears the evidence. If you or someone you care about is facing this kind of allegation, it helps to understand… Read More »
Entrapment in Las Vegas: What It Actually Takes to Raise That Defense
If you have ever wondered whether an undercover sting crossed a legal line, you are not alone. Entrapment gets thrown around a lot in casual conversation, but the legal version of that word is much narrower than most people assume. So what does it actually take to raise entrapment as a defense in a… Read More »
