Whether you are being extremely loud in public or involved in a physical altercation in Nevada, you could be charged with “breaching the peace.” Also known as disturbing the peace, this offense is defined as intentionally or willfully disturbing a person, family, or neighborhood with either loud and strange noises, offensive and tumultuous conduct, threats, or fights or challenges to a fight. ...
In Nevada, a fourth DUI is a Category B felony, which is punishable by imprisonment between two and 15 years, fines ranging from $2,000 to $5,000, and driver’s license revocation for three years. Furthermore, the judge cannot grant probation, rather than imprisonment. The reason why a fourth DUI in Nevada is a felony is a third DUI (within seven years of the first offense) is an automatic felony. ...