Nevada · Nevada Revised Statutes — Title 15, Crimes and Punishments
NRS (Crimes) § 202.300: Use or possession of firearm by child under age of 18 years; unlawful to aid or permit child to commit violation; unlawful to store or leave firearm under certain circumstances; penalties; child 14 years of age or older authorized to possess firearm under certain circumstances
What this law says, in plain English
A child under 18 cannot possess a firearm without parental supervision. Adults who allow or aid this violation face misdemeanor charges for first offense, or felony charges if there's substantial risk of violent use or for repeat offenses.
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