This Is No Longer a Crime on the Las Vegas Strip
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Las Vegas has gone back to marketing itself as an adult amusement park. Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority recently released a new ad that asks adults to leave their kids at home. Las Las has legal gambling and recreational cannabis with consumption lounges on the way. If it's legal somewhere in the U.S., you can probably do it legally on Las Nevada Strip.
This Is No longer a Crime on the Las Vegas Strip. Nevada Changes a Key Law. Exceeding the speed limit by up to 30 mph is no longer illegal. It will become a civil infraction. It can't lead to a bench warrant for arrest even if you neglect to pay your ticket. The state legislature cited removing the threat of jail time for people who can’t afford the fines.
The new law makes it illegal to ignore a speeding ticket. It also makes driving under the influence, driving more than 30 mph over the speed limit, drag racing, or driving on the sidewalk are still illegal.
All unpaid fines can now be sent to a collections agency. A civil court can also garnish wages or put a lien on property for delinquent fines.
