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The Nevada Supreme Court building Monday, March 4, 2019.

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Nevada Supreme Court won’t decide certification of election flap, for now

The court declined to wade into an electoral controversy despite pleas from the state’s top election official and attorney general after Washoe County initially voted against certifying recount results from the June primary.

Nevada Supreme Court backs state authority on groundwater

The ruling could kill a long-stalled proposal to build a sprawling master-planned city north of Las Vegas.

Court: Authorities can’t search slain Las Vegas reporter’s devices

Nevada’s shield law precludes Las Vegas police and prosecutors from going through Jeff German’s things.

ACLU takes ballot-counting lawsuit to Nevada Supreme Court

The complaint is nearly identical to the ACLU lawsuit that was recently dismissed in Nye County District Court.

Reno road-rage murder conviction overturned

The Nevada Supreme Court reversed the conviction and sent the case back to Washoe District Court.

State Supreme Court: Employees can be fired for pot use

The court ruled that state laws cannot completely legalize marijuana use because the drug remains illegal under federal law.

Nevada Supreme Court hears school voucher appeal

Justices asked pointed questions about a fast-track appeal of a school vouchers ballot measure that a state court judge rejected.

Court wants answer to public employee-lawmakers issue

A key question has hung for decades over public employees who are elected to the Legislature: Should a person who makes the law also enforce the law?

Former Nevada chief justice, ex-Lt. Gov. Robert Rose dies

Robert Rose served at lieutenant governor 1975-79 and on the Supreme Court 1989-2007.

Nevada high court: Racial comments tainted Black man's trial

Sean Maurice Dean is being held at Northern Nevada Correctional Center in Carson City.

Nevada high court asked to revive school funding lawsuit

Justices were asked to overrule a ruling the debate belongs in the Legislature.

Nevada Supreme Court chief justice won’t seek re-election

Chief Justice Jim Hardesty announced Tuesday that he will not seek re-election.

DMV to refund unconstitutional tech fee in cash

The Department of Motor Vehicles will refund the $1 technology fee collected on most transactions over the past year in cash. The plan was approved by the Legislative Interim Finance Committee last week.

Capping tax credits doesn’t require 2/3 majorities, Nevada Supreme Court rules

A legislative decision capping tax credits for low income education scholarships did not violate the state constitution.

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