TRIAL BY JURY OR COURT

NRS 175.011. Trial by jury.

NRS 175.021. Formation of jury; number of jurors.

NRS 175.031. Examination of trial jurors.

NRS 175.036. Challenges for cause for individual jurors: Grounds; trial of challenge.

NRS 175.041. Limitation of defendants’ right to sever in challenges.

NRS 175.051. Number of peremptory challenges.

NRS 175.061. Alternate jurors.

NRS 175.071. Discharge of juror where juror dies or unable to perform duty.

NRS 175.081. Discharge of jury after retirement upon accident or cause.

NRS 175.091. Disability of judge during trial.

NRS 175.101. Disability of judge after verdict or finding of guilty or guilty but mentally ill.

CONDUCT OF TRIAL

NRS 175.111. Oath of jurors.

NRS 175.121. Personal knowledge of jurors.

NRS 175.131. Judge to inform jury of right to take notes.

NRS 175.141. Order of trial.

NRS 175.151. Number of counsel who may argue case.

NRS 175.161. Instructions.

NRS 175.171. No special instructions to be given relating exclusively to defendant’s testimony.

NRS 175.181. Instruction not to be given relative to failure of defendant to testify.

NRS 175.186. Instructions in prosecution for sexual assault or statutory sexual seduction: Use of certain terms and instructions prohibited.

NRS 175.191. Presumption of innocence: Acquittal in case of reasonable doubt.

NRS 175.201. Presumption of innocence: Conviction of lowest degree of offense.

NRS 175.211. Definition of reasonable doubt; no other definition to be given to juries.

NRS 175.221. Evidence.

NRS 175.241. Proof of corporate existence generally.

NRS 175.251. Conspiracy: Allegation and proof of overt act; evidence of overt acts not alleged.

NRS 175.261. False pretenses: What evidence necessary.

NRS 175.271. Expert witnesses.

NRS 175.282. Plea bargain: Inspection by jury; instruction of jury; cross-examination of defendant.

NRS 175.291. Testimony of accomplice must be corroborated; sufficiency of corroboration; accomplice defined.

NRS 175.301. Testimony of person upon or with whom abortion was allegedly committed.

NRS 175.311. Procedure when higher offense is shown by evidence.

NRS 175.321. Procedure if higher offense ignored.

NRS 175.331. When defendant on bail appears for trial defendant may be committed and held.

NRS 175.341. Mistake in charging proper offense: Defendant not discharged; commitment or bail.

NRS 175.351. Discharge of defendant when jury discharged for want of jurisdiction.

NRS 175.361. Offense committed in other county: Commitment to await warrant; admission to bail; transmittal of papers to district attorney of proper county; expense of transmission.

NRS 175.371. Discharge where defendant not arrested on warrant from other county; proceedings in case of arrest.

NRS 175.381. Court may advise jury to acquit defendant when evidence on either side closed; motion for judgment of acquittal after verdict of guilty or guilty but mentally ill; subsequent motion for new trial.

NRS 175.383. Withdrawal, discharge or change of defense counsel; limitations.

NRS 175.387. Misconduct of defendant; sanctions.

CONDUCT OF JURY

NRS 175.391. Separation or custody of jury before submission.

NRS 175.401. Jury to be admonished at each adjournment.

NRS 175.421. Accommodations for jury upon retirement; power of court to furnish.

NRS 175.431. Jury provided food and lodging when kept together.

NRS 175.441. Jury may take written instructions, materials received in evidence, certain papers and own notes of trial on retiring for deliberation.

NRS 175.451. Return of jury for information.

NRS 175.461. Jury not to be discharged after cause submitted; exceptions.

NRS 175.471. Adjournment of court during absence of jury.

VERDICT

NRS 175.481. Return.

NRS 175.491. Verdict where there are several defendants.

NRS 175.501. Jury may convict of lesser included offense or attempt.

NRS 175.511. When offenses to be stated separately.

NRS 175.531. Polling jury; further deliberation or discharge.

NRS 175.533. Finding of guilty but mentally ill upon plea of not guilty by reason of insanity; required findings; effect of finding.

ACQUITTAL

NRS 175.539. Acquittal by reason of insanity: Defendant to be examined; hearing to be held to determine whether defendant is mentally ill; procedure for committing defendant to custody of Division of Public and Behavioral Health.

NRS 175.541. Discharge of defendant after acquittal.

NRS 175.543. Notice to defendant of provisions concerning sealing of records of proceedings leading to acquittal.

HEARING TO DETERMINE WHETHER SEXUALLY MOTIVATED OFFENSE

NRS 175.547. Notice of intent to request hearing; time of hearing; evidence; court to enter finding; “sexually motivated” defined.

PENALTY HEARING FOR FIRST DEGREE MURDER

NRS 175.552. When required; procedure; evidence.

NRS 175.554. Death penalty cases: Instructions to jury; determinations; findings and verdict; hearing to set aside sentence of defendant alleged to be intellectually disabled. [Effective through December 31, 2014, and after that date unless the provisions of Senate Joint Resolution No. 14 (2011) are approved and ratified by the voters at the 2014 General Election.]

NRS 175.554. Death penalty cases: Instructions to jury; determinations; findings and verdict; hearing to set aside sentence of defendant alleged to be intellectually disabled. [Effective January 1, 2015, if the provisions of Senate Joint Resolution No. 14 (2011) are approved and ratified by the voters at the 2014 General Election.]

NRS 175.556. Procedure when jury unable to reach unanimous verdict.