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the application of the crime victim services (CVS) education program. The 2011-2012 CVS is mandated by. NRS 202.070.The assistance providers are not required to complete the.Application of the Crime Victim Services Education Program
NRS 202.070
5. Filling out this application form is voluntary. The parent must sign and complete the completed form. It. Should be filed with the application form if it is not already in the child’s. file. Note: If a reference to an offense was noted on the application form, a request. for a protective order should be filed as soon as possible.
6. A copy of the application must be mailed to the District Attorney’s. office in the county where the offense occurred within 60 days of the completion of the application form. This. must include a copy of the application, a copy of the completed form and a. completed consent form for the forensic interview.
7. The attorney representing the person filing the application must serve. the District Attorney’s office with a copy of the application no later than. 60 days from the date of the application.
8. The District Attorney’s office shall, within 60 days after the. date of the application, investigate. If the investigation reveals no probable cause for. a crime, the prosecutor shall return the application with. a written explanation to the person filing the application.
NRS. 202.070
9. When the application is received by the District Attorney’s office, the prosecuting attorney shall provide. a written explanation of the reasons for the decision and an. explanation of how to proceed to investigate the alleged criminal activity.
10. If the investigation indicates probable cause, a summons shall be issued. An application for a protective order is automatically. withdrawn.
11. A criminal charge may be initiated against a person who allegedly violated the protective order and the. court has jurisdiction to issue a protective order.
NRS. 202.070
12. The court’s jurisdiction over the person is exclusive until the time of the. criminal trial or plea of guilty and is concurrent with the jurisdiction of the parole commission. NRS. 202.080.A person on parole may be arrested by any peace officer and shall be taken before a. committing magistrate within a reasonable time after the arrest. For the purpose of. NRS. 202.080
13.1. A court may issue an arrest warrant if there is a sworn complaint stating the facts which constitute the crime. The complaint
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