NRS 200.510
A reviewed InmateLink plain-English explanation of this Nevada provision, with the official source and version information kept visible.
NRS 200.510
Plain-English explanation
Nevada's criminal-libel provision concerns malicious defamatory material communicated through writing, printing, signs, pictures, or similar means that harms reputation or exposes a person or group to public hatred, contempt, or ridicule. The statute also explains when truth, motive, and purpose matter.
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Plain-language rule
Nevada defines criminal libel as malicious defamatory material expressed through the listed forms that harms reputation or exposes a person or group to public hatred, contempt, or ridicule.
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