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-If you've been charged with violating NRS section 201.255,
that doesn't automatically mean that you're
going to be convicted of the charge.
If you've never had any criminal problems in the past,
there's a very good chance that we're
going to be able to negotiate a resolution of your matter
so that you don't have a permanent conviction
on your record.
It might be that we agree to stop
making phone calls to the individual who
made the complaint.
It may be that we were able to convince the prosecutor
that the contents of your phone calls
was protected free speech under the First Amendment.
We examine what proof does the state have.
Were the calls recorded?
Or is the state prosecuting this case
just based upon the testimony of the accused?
Ultimately, it's the duty of the state
to prove these charges beyond a reasonable doubt, which
can be very difficult in these types of cases.
If you've been charged with making
an obscene, threatening, or annoying call here in the state
of Nevada, call us, or better yet, come into the office,
and we'll give you a free consultation where
we can talk about how we can successfully defend you.