NRS 171.1845 Proceedings upon discovery of another arrest warrant outstanding in another county.
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NRS 171.1845 Proceedings upon discovery of another arrest warrant outstanding in another county.
1. If a person is brought before a magistrate under the provisions of NRS 171.178 or 171.184 , and it is discovered that there is a warrant for the person’s arrest outstanding in another county of this State, the magistrate may release the person in accordance with the provisions of NRS 178.4851 if:
(a)The warrant arises out of a public offense which constitutes a misdemeanor; and
(b)The person provides a suitable address where the magistrate who issued the warrant in the other county can notify the person of a time and place to appear.
2. If a person is released under the provisions of this section, the magistrate who releases the person shall transmit the cash, bond, notes or agreement submitted under the provisions of NRS 178.502 or 178.4851 , together with the person’s address, to the magistrate who issued the warrant. Upon receipt of the cash, bonds, notes or agreement and address, the magistrate who issued the warrant shall notify the person of a time and place to appear.
3. Any bail set under the provisions of this section must be in addition to and apart from any bail set for any public offense with which a person is charged in the county in which a magistrate is setting bail. In setting bail under the provisions of this section, a magistrate shall set the bail in an amount which is sufficient to induce a reasonable person to travel to the county in which the warrant for the arrest is outstanding.
4. A person who fails to appear in the other county as ordered is guilty of failing to appear and shall be punished as provided in NRS 199.335 . A sentence of imprisonment imposed for failing to appear in violation of this section must be imposed consecutively to a sentence of imprisonment for the offense out of which the warrant arises.