NV · rules
NSTR 2
Short trial commissioner
Each judicial district may appoint a short trial commissioner to administer the Short Trial Program. Any commissioner so appointed has the responsibilities and powers conferred by these rules and by any local rules. The short trial commissioner may be an arbitration commissioner, alternative dispute resolution commissioner, discovery commissioner, special master, or other qualified and licensed Nevada attorney appointed by the court. The appointment shall be made in accordance with local rules. In districts where there is no commissioner, the district court shall, by local rule, designate a person to perform the duties of the commissioner set forth in these rules, or may designate a district judge by administrative order to perform the duties of the commissioner. A district judge so designated would be the district judge assigned to the case and also retain the powers of a district judge assigned to the case as noted in these rules.
History
[Added; effective January 1, 2005; amended; effective January 1, 2023.]
Provenance
- Source
- leg.state.nv.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-24
- Edition
- 2026-09-24
- Content hash
a41a1db47d9614ea3276e1e8aceac2bbea1bbe70f6ceb5c5fbeb878317160cba
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