Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 391 - EDUCATIONAL PERSONNEL › GENERAL PROVISIONS GOVERNING LICENSURE › Section 391.023 - Crimes and offenses involving moral turpitude for purposes of background investigation and suspension or revocation of license

Current through June 11, 2024
1. As
			 used in
			 NRS
			 391.033,
			 391.104
			 and
			 391.330,
			 the Superintendent of Public Instruction will consider a person to have been
			 convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude or an offense involving moral
			 turpitude, as applicable, if the person has been convicted of:
(a) An offense of a sexual nature in
			 violation of
			 NRS 200.364 to
			 200.373,
			 inclusive, 200.378, 200.700 to 200.790, inclusive, 201.160 to 201.190,
			 inclusive, 201.210, 201.220, 201.230, 201.235 to 201.254, inclusive, 201.256 to
			 201.2655, inclusive, 201.295 to 201.450, inclusive, or 201.470 to 201.560,
			 inclusive.
(b) An offense involving
			 involuntary servitude or trafficking in persons in violation of
			 NRS
			 200.463 to
			 200.469,
			 inclusive.
(c) An offense of a
			 violent nature in violation of
			 NRS
			 200.010 to
			 200.300,
			 inclusive, 200.380 to 200.450, inclusive, or 200.471 to 200.490, inclusive, but
			 not including a first violation of
			 NRS
			 200.481 or
			 200.485
			 if that violation is punishable as a misdemeanor.
(d) Unlawful possession or use of a firearm,
			 explosive or other weapon in violation of
			 NRS
			 202.255 to
			 202.440,
			 inclusive, or 202.750 to 202.840, inclusive.
(e) Terrorism in violation of
			 NRS 202.441 to
			 202.449,
			 inclusive.
(f) Abuse, neglect or
			 endangerment of a child or abuse, neglect, exploitation, isolation or
			 abandonment of an older person or vulnerable person in violation of
			 NRS
			 200.508 to
			 200.5085,
			 inclusive, 200.5099, 200.50995 or 201.110.
(g) Arson in violation of
			 NRS 205.010 to
			 205.055,
			 inclusive.
(h) Burglary or receipt
			 of stolen property in violation of
			 NRS
			 205.060 to
			 205.080,
			 inclusive, 205.273, 205.2745 or 205.275.
(i) Kidnapping or false imprisonment in
			 violation of
			 NRS 200.310 to
			 200.359,
			 inclusive, or 200.460.
(j) Aiding
			 another person in the commission of an offense punishable as a felony or gross
			 misdemeanor or rescuing a prisoner from lawful custody in violation of
			 NRS 195.030 or
			 199.100.
(k) Identity theft in violation of
			 NRS 205.461 to
			 205.4651,
			 inclusive.
(l) An offense committed
			 under color of authority in violation of
			 NRS
			 197.200.
(m) Bribery, extortion or coercion in
			 violation of
			 NRS
			 197.010 to
			 197.110,
			 inclusive, 201.570, 205.320, 205.322 or 207.190.
(n) Manufacturing, cultivation or
			 distribution of a controlled substance in violation of
			 NRS
			 453.316 to
			 453.348,
			 inclusive.
(o) Cruelty to animals
			 in violation of
			 NRS
			 574.100 to
			 574.120,
			 inclusive.
(p) Attempt, conspiracy
			 or solicitation to commit any offense listed in paragraphs (a) to (o),
			 inclusive.
(q) Any offense that is
			 substantially similar to an offense listed in paragraphs (a) to (o), inclusive,
			 whether committed in this State or another jurisdiction.
(r) If the person was convicted within the
			 immediately preceding 10 years:
(1) Possession
			 of a controlled substance in violation of
			 NRS
			 453.336 but excluding any conviction for
			 possession of an amount of marijuana deemed to be for personal use in the
			 jurisdiction where the conviction occurred.
(2) Contributing to the delinquency of a
			 minor in violation of
			 NRS
			 201.110.
(3) Fraud in violation of
			 NRS
			 205.2747,
			 205.330 to
			 205.460,
			 inclusive, 205.46513 to 205.4657, inclusive, 205.506, 205.520 to 205.810,
			 inclusive, 205.880, 205.900, 205.920, 205.940, 205.950 or 205.960.
(4) Embezzlement in violation of
			 NRS
			 205.300 to
			 205.312,
			 inclusive.
(5) Forgery or
			 counterfeiting in violation of
			 NRS 205.085 to
			 205.217,
			 inclusive, 205.2705, 205.481, 205.492 or 205.965.
(6) Grand larceny in violation of
			 NRS
			 205.220 to
			 205.230,
			 inclusive.
(7) Theft or
			 facilitating theft in violation of
			 NRS 205.0821 to
			 205.0835, inclusive,
			 205.267, 205.270, 205.2707, 205.2715, 205.860, 205.910, 205.930 or
			 205.970.
(8) Driving under the
			 influence of alcohol or a prohibited substance in violation of
			 NRS
			 484C.110,
			 484C.120,
			 484C.130
			 or
			 488.400
			 to
			 488.520,
			 inclusive, if the offense is a second or subsequent offense or is punishable as
			 a felony.
(9) Petit larceny in
			 violation of
			 NRS
			 205.240, if the offense is a second or
			 subsequent offense.
(10) Attempt,
			 conspiracy or solicitation to commit any offense listed in subparagraphs (1) to
			 (9), inclusive.
(11) Any offense
			 that is substantially similar to an offense listed in subparagraphs (1) to (9),
			 inclusive, whether committed in this State or another
			 jurisdiction.