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Nevada 24/7 Sobriety and Drug Monitoring Program

Sections

484C.372
Short title.
484C.373
Legislative declarations.
484C.374
Definitions.
484C.376
“Core components” defined.
484C.378
“Designated law enforcement agency” defined.
484C.380
“Immediate sanction” defined.
484C.383
“Political subdivision” defined.
484C.385
“Program” defined.
484C.386
“Program participant” defined.
484C.388
“Testing” defined.
484C.390
“Timely sanction” defined.
484C.392
Sobriety and drug monitoring program: Establishment
484C.393
Sobriety and drug monitoring program: Department of Public Safety may assist political subdivision
484C.394
Court may assign offender to program
484C.395
Requirements for offender in program.
484C.396
Guidelines to be adopted by political subdivision participating in program
484C.397
Designated law enforcement agency to collect fees
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Location: https://nevada.public.law/statutes/nrs_chapter_484c_sub-chapter_nevada_24[[7_sobriety_and_drug_monitoring_program

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