Nev. Rev. Stat. § 29A.080
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Procedure at trial
Official statutory text
At the trial of a summary proceeding:
1. The matter must be tried to the court, sitting without a jury.
2. No record of the proceedings may be made, except by the court or the clerk of the court.
3. The court shall examine any witness and, if required to obtain the presence of a witness, may continue the trial for a reasonable time. Any party may cross-examine the witness concerning the witness’s testimony.
4. Each party is entitled to argue the facts and law of the case before the court.
1. The matter must be tried to the court, sitting without a jury.
2. No record of the proceedings may be made, except by the court or the clerk of the court.
3. The court shall examine any witness and, if required to obtain the presence of a witness, may continue the trial for a reasonable time. Any party may cross-examine the witness concerning the witness’s testimony.
4. Each party is entitled to argue the facts and law of the case before the court.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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