Nevada Chapter 49 — Privileges
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- NRS 49.015— Privileges recognized only as provided
- NRS 49.025— Required reports privileged by statute
- NRS 49.027— Prevention of disclosure of privileged matter by interpreter
- NRS 49.035— Definitions
- NRS 49.045— “Client” defined
- NRS 49.055— “Confidential” defined
- NRS 49.065— “Lawyer” defined
- NRS 49.075— “Representative of the client” defined
- NRS 49.085— “Representative of the lawyer” defined
- NRS 49.095— General rule of privilege
- NRS 49.105— Who may claim privilege
- NRS 49.115— Exceptions
- NRS 49.117— “Review committee” defined
- NRS 49.119— General rule of privilege
- NRS 49.121— Who may claim privilege
- NRS 49.123— Exceptions
- NRS 49.125— Definitions
- NRS 49.135— “Accountant” defined
- NRS 49.145— “Client” defined
- NRS 49.155— “Confidential” defined
- NRS 49.165— “Representative of the accountant” defined
- NRS 49.175— “Representative of the client” defined
- NRS 49.185— General rule of privilege
- NRS 49.195— Who may claim privilege
- NRS 49.205— Exceptions
- NRS 49.207— Definitions
- NRS 49.209— General rule of privilege
- NRS 49.211— Who may claim privilege
- NRS 49.213— Exceptions
- NRS 49.215— Definitions
- NRS 49.225— General rule of privilege
- NRS 49.235— Who may claim privilege
- NRS 49.245— Exceptions
- NRS 49.246— Definitions
- NRS 49.247— General rule of privilege
- NRS 49.248— Who may claim privilege
- NRS 49.249— Exceptions
- NRS 49.251— Definitions
- NRS 49.252— General rule of privilege
- NRS 49.253— Who may claim privilege
- NRS 49.254— Exceptions
- NRS 49.255— Confessor and confessant
- NRS 49.260— Behavioral health and wellness practitioner and patient or other participant in services
- NRS 49.265— Committees for review of medical or dental care
- NRS 49.275— News media
- NRS 49.285— Public officer as witness
- NRS 49.290— Counselor and pupil
- NRS 49.291— Teacher and pupil
- NRS 49.293— Law enforcement or public safety personnel and counselor
- NRS 49.295— Married person: General rule of privilege; exceptions
- NRS 49.305— Married person: Exception for insanity
- NRS 49.315— Political vote
- NRS 49.325— Trade secrets
- NRS 49.335— Privilege to refuse disclosure of identity of informer
- NRS 49.345— Who may claim
- NRS 49.355— Voluntary disclosure; informer a witness
- NRS 49.365— Testimony on guilt or innocence
- NRS 49.375— Legality of obtaining evidence
- NRS 49.385— Waiver of privilege by voluntary disclosure; exceptions
- NRS 49.395— Privileged matter disclosed under compulsion or without opportunity to claim privilege
- NRS 49.405— Comment upon or inference from claim of privilege; instruction
- NRS 49.2502— Definitions
- NRS 49.2504— General rule of privilege
- NRS 49.2506— Who may claim privilege
- NRS 49.2508— Exceptions
- NRS 49.2541— Definitions
- NRS 49.2542— “Domestic violence” defined
- NRS 49.2543— “Sexual assault” defined
- NRS 49.2544— “Victim” defined
- NRS 49.2545— “Victim’s advocate” defined
- NRS 49.2546— When communication deemed to be confidential; “communication” defined
- NRS 49.2547— General rule of privilege
- NRS 49.2548— Who may claim privilege
- NRS 49.2549— Exceptions
- NRS 49.25425— “Human trafficking” defined
- NRS 49.25426— “Relevant training” defined