Attorneys representing several of the Nevada Republican fake electors are accusing the state of withholding crucial evidence from the grand jury that indicted them over their role in falsely pledging the state’s six electoral votes to Donald Trump in the 2020 election.

Supreme Court justices will weigh arguments about whether proposed ballot measures contain unfunded mandates and issue a decision in the coming months.

Melody Morgan died by suicide at the age of 25 while incarcerated at the state-run Florence McClure Women's Correctional Center, days after her mother had asked for her to be placed on suicide watch.

The Nevada Supreme Court is considering language a teachers union-backed PAC needs to include in a potential ballot referendum that could overturn the public financing deal for a Las Vegas baseball stadium that would house the relocated Oakland A's.

The Nevada Justice Association argued that a proposal backed by Uber to impose a cap on attorney fees in civil cases is misleading and would make it harder for Nevadans to receive the best counsel.

A new law went into effect Jan. 1 that requires all local jails to explicitly allow eligible inmates to vote, but the ACLU learned through. records request that many are not complying.

A Nevada nonprofit that provides abortion services had argued that Nevada Medicaid's ban on covering abortion services violated the state's Equal Rights Amendment.

The petition would cap attorney fees in civil cases at 20 percent of the total reward. If the petition receives enough support, it will go before the Legislature next year.

Lewis Stewart's reports of discomfort while urinating went largely unaddressed. He has since suffered from stage 3 kidney disease, erectile dysfunction, urine build up and pain from surgery.

The trial for the six Nevada Republicans facing forgery charges over their plans to subvert the results of the 2020 election is now set for next January. The trial was originally set for next week.

Democrats need just one more vote in the state Senate to overturn Lombardo’s ghost gun veto.

Las Vegas police seized 252 ghost gun weapons before Lombardo claimed in an interview that the agency recovered only six.

State prosecutors this week dismissed the defendants’ arguments that their actions could not be considered criminally fraudulent because state and federal officials were not deceived by them.

Chief Justice Elissa Cadish asked whether a janitor at a university would constitute someone with executive power, and justices noted the difference between such a role and a lawmaker who serves as a prosecutor enforcing the laws they play a role in setting.

Nevada’s six “fake electors” are asking a district court judge to toss out felony forgery charges brought against them by state prosecutors earlier this year over their efforts to subvert the 2020 election.

The Fred family will receive $400,000 after their home fell into disrepair after it was was seized by the government. Lawyers for the family argued that the civil forfeiture process is unconstitutional.

Three of the Nevada Supreme Court’s seven members are up for re-election this year, though all are running unopposed, essentially guaranteeing they will return to the court for six-year terms.

“In rejecting his political competitor standing argument, courts have found that Castro improperly manufactured his standing merely to file this lawsuit,” Navarro wrote, citing evidence that Castro is running for office simply to pursue these lawsuits against Trump.

Nevada lawmakers created the new primary system in 2021, but the state GOP argued in an initial filing last May that the law would prevent party leaders from opting for the state’s existing caucus model in 2024.

Richard Wright, who represented the six defendants in Clark County District Court at their arraignment Monday, told The Nevada Independent in a Wednesday interview that he plans to request dismissal of the case on venue grounds, saying Ford’s choice of Clark County is a “politically expedient” move, because the county — and its pool of potential jurors — lean more Democratic than the other potential trial sites.