NRS 200.040
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NRS 200.040
Plain-English explanation
Nevada uses manslaughter for an unlawful killing without express or implied malice and without deliberation. The statute separates voluntary manslaughter arising from sudden passion and sufficient provocation from involuntary manslaughter arising from certain unintentional conduct, and excludes vehicular manslaughter.
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Plain-language rule
Nevada uses manslaughter for an unlawful killing without express or implied malice and without deliberation, with separate voluntary and involuntary paths.
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