218A.430 - Nevada Reports for use of Legislature: Receipt and return. - Nevada Statutes

218A.430  Nevada Reports for use of Legislature: Receipt and return.

      1.  The Director of the Legislative Counsel Bureau shall keep on hand for the exclusive use of the Legislature when in session 5 copies of each volume of the Nevada Reports heretofore published.

      2.  No copy of any such volumes shall be taken from the office of the Legislative Counsel Bureau until the person desiring the use of the same has deposited a written receipt therefor with the Legislative Counsel Bureau.

      3.  All copies of Nevada Reports so taken from the office of the Legislative Counsel Bureau shall be returned on or before the last day of any regular or special session of the Legislature. If any person fails to return the reports, the person shall be liable for the value thereof, together with the costs of suit, to be recovered by suit in the name of the State of Nevada in any court of competent jurisdiction.

      [1:71:1875; BH § 1931; C § 1946; RL § 2938; NCL § 5203] + [2:71:1875; BH § 1932; C § 1947; RL § 2939; NCL § 5204] + [3:71:1875; BH § 1933; C § 1948; RL § 2940; NCL § 5205]—(NRS A 1973, 1408; 1975, 1387)—(Substituted in revision for NRS 218.120)

      NRS 218A.440  Subpoena of administrative body directed to Legislator or President of Senate ineffective during legislative session.  No subpoena issued by an administrative body pursuant to law and directed to a member of the Legislature of the State of Nevada, or President of the Senate, as a witness shall command such member or president to attend and give testimony or produce books, papers, documents or tangible things designated therein during any legislative session.

      (Added to NRS by 1963, 314)—(Substituted in revision for NRS 218.045)