First, Second, and Third Offense Domestic Battery in Nevada
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First Offense Domestic Battery (Misdemeanor):
A first-time domestic battery charge is classified as a misdemeanor but can result in significant penalties, including: -
Up to 6 months in jail
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Fines up to $1,000
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Community service
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Mandatory attendance in domestic violence counseling programs for at least 6 months
A conviction, even for a first offense, can severely impact your reputation, employment opportunities, and personal relationships.
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Second Offense Domestic Battery (Misdemeanor):
A second offense within seven years of the first can still be classified as a misdemeanor but carries enhanced penalties, including: -
A minimum of 10 days in jail
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Fines between $500 and $1,000
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Increased community service
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Mandatory attendance in domestic violence counseling programs for at least 1 year
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Third Offense Domestic Battery (Felony):
A third domestic battery charge within seven years is considered a felony. The penalties can be severe and may include: -
1 to 5 years in Nevada state prison MANDATORY PRISON (no probation).
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Fines up to $10,000
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Permanent loss of the right to own firearms
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A permanent criminal record, affecting your professional and personal life
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