Nev. Admin. Code § 180.Sec. 33 - NEW
An attorney who seeks to provide indigent defense services to a person charged with a non-capital category A felony or a category B felony for which the maximum penalty is more than 10 years must:
1. Meet the following requirements:
(a) Be licensed to practice law in the State
of Nevada;
(b) Have practiced
criminal law for 3 full years, either as a prosecutor, provider of indigent
defense services or retained counsel; and
(c) Have been trial counsel, alone or with
other trial counsel, and handled a significant portion of three felony jury
trials that were tried to completion; or
2. As determined by the Department,
demonstrate experience and skills that are equivalent to the requirements set
forth in subsection 1, have a significant record of quality representation in
criminal trials and have the ability to handle complex felony
matters.
Notes
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