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NV NRS200.603Peering

NV NRS200.603Peering - Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes.

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NV NRS200.603Peering

Nevada Revised Statutes

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, peeping or spying through window, door or other opening NRS200.603Peering, peeping or spying through window, door or other opening of dwelling of another; penalties. 1.  A person shall not knowingly enter upon the property or premises of another or upon the property or premises owned by him or her and leased or rented to another with the intent to surreptitiously conceal himself or herself on the property or premises and peer, peep or spy through a window, door or other opening of a building or structure that is used as a dwelling on the property or premises. 2.  A person who violates subsection 1 is guilty of: (a) If the person is in possession of a deadly weapon at the time of the violation, a category B felony and shall be punished by imprisonment in the state prison for a ...

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