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DUI law in Nevada
The criminal charge and your driving privileges are separate questions. Check both.
DUI law in Nevada concerns both the criminal charge and the right to drive. The applicable licence process depends on the alleged conduct, test result or refusal, and the notice or court order. A criminal court date is not a substitute for checking a separate licence deadline. The cited rules below identify what has been verified for this jurisdiction.
The two legal questions
The criminal charge and driving privileges can involve different proceedings. The notice, order and cited rule identify the applicable process.
Driving privileges
The licence case
- Forum
- The agency or court identified by the applicable licence proceeding
- Clock
- Check the applicable notice or order for the deadline and its starting event
- Deadline to request a hearing
- At any time while ineligible for a license, permit or driving privilege following an order of revocation under NRS 484C.220; only one administrative hearing is available.
- NRS 484C.230(1) ties the request period to ineligibility following the revocation order; it does not state a fixed number of days for this administrative request.
- This is the administrative hearing request, not the separate deadline for judicial review after a hearing.
- Temporary-license eligibility is subject to NRS 484C.220. A hearing request by itself is not permission to drive; a requester who obtains a continuance can lose the temporary license under subsection (5).
- Suspension under the cited rule
- Not published yet. We show a figure only once it has been confirmed against the official source and dated.
- Hearing procedure under the cited rule
- Request a hearing in writing from the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles to review the revocation order.
- NRS 484C.230(1) ties the request period to ineligibility following the revocation order; it does not state a fixed number of days for this administrative request.
- This is the administrative hearing request, not the separate deadline for judicial review after a hearing.
- Temporary-license eligibility is subject to NRS 484C.220. A hearing request by itself is not permission to drive; a requester who obtains a continuance can lose the temporary license under subsection (5).
Criminal charge
The criminal case
- Forum
- A criminal court
- Clock
- Check court notices and orders; no case duration is predicted here
- Alcohol-concentration threshold
- Not published yet. We show a figure only once it has been confirmed against the official source and dated.
- First-offense penalty rule
- Not published yet. We show a figure only once it has been confirmed against the official source and dated.The cited rule may describe a range or a minimum with conditions, not a predicted sentence.
- Lookback period
- Not published yet. We show a figure only once it has been confirmed against the official source and dated.
Alcohol-concentration thresholds in Nevada
The cited provision controls the threshold’s scope. Underage and commercial rules can concern licensing as well as criminal liability; they are not all the same offense.
- Standard drivers
- Not published yet. We show a figure only once it has been confirmed against the official source and dated.
- Operating a commercial motor vehicle
- Not published yet. We show a figure only once it has been confirmed against the official source and dated.
- Under-21 rule
- Not published yet. We show a figure only once it has been confirmed against the official source and dated.
Nevada in detail
8 further Nevada topics — interlock, hardship licences, drug DUI, felony DUI, underage, commercial drivers, checkpoints and record relief — are part of the approved taxonomy and are not built yet.