Nev. Admin. Code § 213.506 - "Property offense" defined
"Property offense" means an offense or attempted offense involving:
1. Securities in violation
of
NRS
90.650;
2. Commodities in violation of
NRS
91.340;
3. Fraud in violation of
NRS
119.330,
197.210,
205.365,
205.370,
205.435,
205.445
or
645.990;
4. Neglect of duty or malfeasance by a public
officer in violation of
NRS
197.040,
204.030,
204.050,
281.230,
356.110,
583.543
or
658.155;
5. Falsely auditing or paying a claim or
demand against the State or a county, town or city of this State in violation
of NRS
NRS
197.150;
6. Robbery in violation of
NRS
200.380;
7. The use or sale of liquid silicone in
violation of NRS
NRS
202.248;
8. The unlawful use of public money in
violation of NRS
NRS
204.020;
9. Arson with the intent to defraud an
insurer in violation of
NRS
205.030;
10. Burglary in violation of
NRS
205.060 or
205.075;
11. Home invasion in violation of
NRS
205.067;
12. Theft in violation of
NRS
205.0832 or
205.2707;
13. An organized retail theft ring in
violation of NRS
NRS
205.08345;
14. Forgery in violation of
NRS
205.090,
205.110,
205.160
or
205.481;
15. False representations or statements in
violation of NRS
NRS
205.120,
205.370,
517.300,
668.015
or
668.095;
16. The issuance, or attempted issuance, of a
check or draft without sufficient money or credit in violation of
NRS
205.130;
17. Counterfeiting in violation of
NRS
205.175,
205.180
or
205.185;
18. Sound recordings in violation of
NRS
205.217;
19. Grand larceny in violation of
NRS
205.220,
205.226
or
205.228;
20. Petit larceny in violation of
NRS
205.240;
21. The taking of property from the person of
another under circumstances not amounting to robbery in violation of
NRS
205.270;
22. A stolen vehicle in violation of
NRS
205.273;
23. Stolen property in violation of
NRS
205.275;
24. Embezzlement in violation of
NRS
205.300 or
668.055;
25. Obtaining money, property or a signature
by false pretenses in violation of
NRS
205.380 or
205.390;
26. The unauthorized collection of money for
a benefit in violation of
NRS
205.415;
27. Impersonating another person in violation
of
NRS 205.450
or
205.455;
28. Personal identifying information in
violation of NRS
NRS
205.463,
205.464
or
205.465;
29. The unlawful use of a computer in
violation of
NRS
205.4765 or
205.477;
30. Documents of title in violation of
NRS
205.520,
205.540,
205.570,
205.580
or
205.590;
31. Credit cards, debit cards or telephone
calling cards in violation of
NRS
205.690 to
205.760,
inclusive, or 205.770 to 205.800, inclusive;
32. Obtaining telephone service with the
intent to avoid payment for that service in violation of
NRS
205.920;
33. The obtaining of a loan for another in
violation of NRS
NRS
205.950;
34. An agreement to act as a qualified
intermediary in violation of
NRS
205.960;
35. A monetary instrument which is the
proceeds of or derived from an unlawful activity in violation of
NRS
207.195;
36. Public assistance in violation of
NRS
207.340,
422.366
to
422.369,
inclusive, 422.410, 422.560 or 422A.700;
37. Racketeering in violation of
NRS
207.400;
38. The procuring or filing of a false or
forged public record in violation of
NRS
239.330;
39. A facsimile signature or seal on a public
security or an instrument of payment in violation of
NRS
351.060;
40. The giving of an unlawful receipt by a
tax receiver in violation of
NRS
361.525;
41. Unlawful licenses in violation of
NRS
364.090;
42. The tax on cigarettes in violation of
NRS
370.380 or
370.382;
43. An Indian burial site in violation of
NRS
383.180;
44. A dead body of a human being, or any part
thereof, in violation of
NRS
451.030;
45. The sale of a vehicle in violation of
NRS
482.547;
46. The failure to pay for farm products in
violation of NRS
NRS
576.125;
47. Meat or poultry in violation of
NRS
583.495;
48. A deceptive trade practice in violation
of NRS
NRS
598.0999;
49. An unfair trade practice in violation of
NRS
NRS
598A.280;
50. Telephone solicitation in violation of
NRS
599B.255;
51. Industrial insurance in violation of
NRS
616D.300,
616D.310,
616D.370,
616D.390
or
616D.400
or a predecessor of those provisions;
52. A fraudulent or excessive charge for
drugs or medical supplies under a program of public assistance in violation of
NRS
NRS
639.2815;
53. An escrow or trust account in violation
of
NRS
645B.960 or a predecessor of that
provision;
54. Criminally receiving
junk in violation of NRS
NRS
647.145;
55. The failure to follow a written order of
the Commissioner of Financial Institutions in violation of
NRS 666.215;
56. An insolvent bank in violation of
NRS
668.045;
57. A trust company in violation of
NRS
669.290;
58. A thrift company in violation of
NRS
677.810 or
677.850;
59. Insurance in violation of
NRS
686A.290,
686A.291,
692B.040,
692C.480
or
693A.070;
60. Public utilities in violation of
NRS
704.800; or
61. The conduct set forth in subsections 1 to
60, inclusive, which violated a law of any other jurisdiction that prohibits
the same or similar conduct.
Notes
NRS 213.110
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