A person who makes a motion for the evaluation of a child for the purpose of determining whether the child is incompetent shall:
1. Certify that the motion is being made in good faith and is based on reasonable grounds to believe that the child is incompetent and cannot proceed in the case; and
2. Specify facts that support the motion, including, without limitation, any nonprivileged observations of or statements made by the child.
(Added to NRS by 2015, 2029)
Structure Nevada Revised Statutes
Chapter 62D - Procedure in Juvenile Proceedings
NRS 62D.010 - Manner for conducting proceedings; proceeding open to public; exception.
NRS 62D.020 - Prosecution for same offense in another proceeding prohibited.
NRS 62D.035 - Attorney authorized to consult with and seek appointment of certain professionals.
NRS 62D.110 - Juvenile court to provide certificate of attendance to parent or guardian; contents.
NRS 62D.140 - "Incompetent" defined.
NRS 62D.145 - Suspension of case to determine competence of child.
NRS 62D.150 - Duties of person making motion for evaluation of child.
NRS 62D.160 - Evaluation of child by expert: Required considerations.
NRS 62D.165 - Written report of expert: Contents.
NRS 62D.170 - Expedited hearing to determine competence of child.
NRS 62D.185 - Periodic review by juvenile court of child determined to be incompetent.
NRS 62D.200 - Full faith and credit given to proceedings of Indian tribe.
NRS 62D.310 - Period for final disposition of cases.
NRS 62D.400 - Electronic filing of certain documents.
NRS 62D.415 - Use of instrument of restraint on child during proceeding.