NRS 178.502
Form of bail
- extension of bond or undertaking to proceedings in other courts
- exoneration
- place of deposit.
1.
A person required or permitted to give bail shall execute a bond for the person’s appearance. The magistrate or court or judge or justice, having regard to the considerations set forth in NRS 178.498, may require one or more sureties or may authorize the acceptance of cash or bonds or notes of the United States in an amount equal to or less than the face amount of the bond.2.
Any bond or undertaking for bail must provide that the bond or undertaking:(a)
Extends to any action or proceeding in a justice court, municipal court or district court arising from the charge on which bail was first given in any of these courts; and(b)
Remains in effect until exonerated by the court.3.
If an action or proceeding against a defendant who has been admitted to bail is transferred to another trial court, the bond or undertaking must be transferred to the clerk of the court to which the action or proceeding has been transferred.4.
Except as otherwise provided in subsection 5, the court shall exonerate the bond or undertaking for bail if:(a)
The action or proceeding against a defendant who has been admitted to bail is dismissed; or(b)
No formal action or proceeding is instituted against a defendant who has been admitted to bail.5.
The court may delay exoneration of the bond or undertaking for bail for a period not to exceed 30 days if, at the time the action or proceeding against a defendant who has been admitted to bail is dismissed, the defendant:(a)
Has been indicted or is charged with a public offense which is the same or substantially similar to the charge upon which bail was first given and which arises out of the same act or omission supporting the charge upon which bail was first given; or(b)
Requests to remain admitted to bail in anticipation of being later indicted or charged with a public offense which is the same or substantially similar to the charge upon which bail was first given and which arises out of the same act or omission supporting the charge upon which bail was first given.6.
Bail given originally on appeal must be deposited with the magistrate or the clerk of the court from which the appeal is taken.
Source:
Section 178.502 — Form of bail; extension of bond or undertaking to proceedings in other courts; exoneration; place of deposit., https://www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-178.html#NRS178Sec502.