DOMESTIC BATTERY BY

STRANGULATION
definition

The state of Nevada defines

strangulation as intentionally using
pressure on the throat or blocking
airways to stop or decrease normal
breathing or blood flow of another
person that could result in serious
injury or death.
penalties

The Nevada state laws for battery

domestic violence with strangulation
situations were categorized as a
misdemeanor offense. The penalties
only have a maximum of 6 months
in jail and fines up to $1,000.
penalties

Category C Felony

• Possible imprisonment for 1 to 5

years;
• $15,000 fine;
• $35 administrative assessment
fee.
penalties

Category B Felony

• Possible imprisonment from 1 to

20 years;
• $10,000 fine;
• $35 administrative assessment
fee.
defenses

A comprehensive knowledge of
the system and expert analysis
of your case can lead to a
winning defense strategy.
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