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FJDCR 1.1

Name, citation, and application

activein force · 2023-06-23 – presentact-effective-date

(a) Name and citation. These are the “First Judicial District Court Rules.” They will be cited as “FJDCR.”

(b) Applicability. These rules govern the procedure and administration of cases in the First Judicial District Court of Nevada. If these rules are inconsistent with the Nevada District Court Rules, these rules rather than the Nevada District Court Rules will apply.

(c) Self-represented parties. Self-represented parties are required to follow all law applicable to their case, including these rules.

(d) The court may supplement these rules with a standing order. Standing orders will be available in the judicial clerk’s office.

History

[Added; effective January 1, 2020; amended; effective June 23, 2023.]

Provenance

Source
leg.state.nv.us
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
93a2f90a008f910f074ca7a4cce4f0c855f3d5dca595eeeb855ef0d19bced3f7
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