NRS 178A.210 – Retention of right to counsel; exercise of right to counsel must not affect or alter treatment of survivor.
1. A survivor retains the right to have counsel present during any forensic medical examination, interview, investigation or other interaction with any representative of the legal or criminal justice system within this State pursuant to NRS 178A.160 to 178A.200, inclusive. 2. The treatment of the survivor must not be affected or altered in any way […]
NRS 178A.220 – Right to prompt genetic marker analysis; transport of sexual assault forensic evidence kit; preservation, storage and retention of biological evidence; right to information regarding timeline of genetic marker analysis.
1. A survivor has the right to prompt genetic marker analysis of a sexual assault forensic evidence kit pursuant to NRS 200.3786. 2. A sexual assault forensic evidence kit must be transported to a forensic laboratory and analyzed pursuant to NRS 200.3786, unless the survivor requests in writing at any time before such analysis, for […]
NRS 178A.230 – Right to be informed of results of genetic marker analysis and DNA profile upon request.
Upon the request of a survivor, he or she has the right to be informed of: 1. The results of the genetic marker analysis of the sexual assault forensic evidence kit of the survivor; 2. Whether the analysis yielded a DNA profile; and 3. Whether the analysis yielded the DNA profile of the defendant or […]
NRS 178A.160 – When rights attach; rights retained.
1. The rights provided to a survivor pursuant to the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights attach whenever the survivor is subject to: (a) A forensic medical examination; or (b) An interview by a law enforcement official or prosecutor. 2. A survivor retains the rights provided by the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Bill of Rights at […]