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Nevada Civil Procedure Flashcards

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  1. In Nevada, what is the required jury size for a civil jury trial in District Court?

    Answer: 12 jurors

    Nevada Constitution Article 1, Section 3, requires 12 jurors for civil jury trials in District Court unless the parties stipulate otherwise.

  2. Under Nevada law, what percentage of jurors must agree for a civil verdict?

    Answer: 75%

    Nevada requires three-fourths (9 of 12) juror agreement for a civil verdict under NRS 16.150.

  3. In Nevada civil practice, which pleading defense must be raised in the first responsive pleading or it is waived?

    Answer: Improper venue

    Under NRCP 12(h)(1), defenses including improper venue must be raised in the first responsive pleading or by pre-answer motion or they are waived.

  4. Nevada's anti-SLAPP statute protects defendants from suits that target which type of activity?

    Answer: Good faith communications in furtherance of constitutional rights

    NRS 41.635–41.670 protects defendants from Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (SLAPP) involving good faith communications in furtherance of constitutional rights to free speech or petition.

  5. In Nevada, a notice of appeal from a District Court final judgment must be filed within how many days?

    Answer: 30 days

    Under NRAP 4(a)(1), a notice of appeal must be filed within 30 days after entry of the judgment or order appealed from.

  6. Under Nevada's comparative fault system, what happens if a plaintiff is found 51% at fault?

    Answer: Plaintiff recovers nothing

    Nevada follows a modified comparative fault system under NRS 41.141, barring plaintiff recovery if the plaintiff is 50% or more at fault.

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