Nev. Rev. Stat. § 1.465
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Immunity
Official statutory text
1. The following persons are absolutely immune from suit for all conduct at any time in the course of their official duties: (a) Any member who serves on the Commission; (b) Any person employed by the Commission; (c) Any independent contractor of the Commission; and (d) Any person who performs services pursuant to NRS 1.450 or 1.460 for the Commission.
2. Except as otherwise provided in NRS 1.4683 , the following persons are absolutely immune from suit unless convicted of committing perjury before the Commission pursuant to NRS 199.120 to 199.200 , inclusive: (a) A person who files a complaint with the Commission pursuant to NRS 1.4655 ; (b) A person who gives testimony at a hearing held by the Commission pursuant to NRS 1.4654 , 1.4673 or 1.4675 ; and (c) A person who gives a statement to an investigator of the Commission during an authorized investigation.
2. Except as otherwise provided in NRS 1.4683 , the following persons are absolutely immune from suit unless convicted of committing perjury before the Commission pursuant to NRS 199.120 to 199.200 , inclusive: (a) A person who files a complaint with the Commission pursuant to NRS 1.4655 ; (b) A person who gives testimony at a hearing held by the Commission pursuant to NRS 1.4654 , 1.4673 or 1.4675 ; and (c) A person who gives a statement to an investigator of the Commission during an authorized investigation.
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