Nevada · Nevada Revised Statutes — Title 14, Criminal Procedure
NRS (Crim. Proc.) § 179.1173: or any other provision of law; (9) The disposition of the property following the forfeiture including whether property is: (I) Returned to the owner; (II) Partially returned to the owner; (III) Sold; (IV) Destroyed; (V) Retained by a law enforcement; or (VI) Pending disposition; and (10) The date of
What this law says, in plain English
Law enforcement agencies must annually report property seizure and forfeiture data to the Attorney General, including disposition methods and use of proceeds. The Attorney General compiles reports and publishes them publicly by April 1 each year.
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