1. Except as otherwise provided in a special act, the Department shall furnish to each State Senator, State Assemblyman and State Assemblywoman a special license plate or plates showing on the face thereof, in the case of the Senators, State Senator, together with the designated number showing the seniority of the Senator in the Senate, and, in the case of the members of the Assembly, State Assemblyman or State Assemblywoman, as appropriate, together with the designated number showing the seniority of that member in the Assembly. If two or more Legislators have the same seniority, the designated number given to them must be determined according to the alphabetical order of their last names, except that numbers drawn by lot by Legislators having the same seniority before January 1, 1971, must be maintained in the same sequence. 2. The Department shall furnish to each justice of the Supreme Court a special license plate or plates showing on the face thereof Supreme Court Justice, together with the designated number showing the seniority of the justice. If two or more justices have the same seniority, the designated number given to them must be determined according to the alphabetical order of their last names. 3. The Department shall furnish to each judge of the Court of Appeals a special license plate or plates showing on thereof Court of Appeals Judge, together with the designated number showing the seniority of the judge. If two or more judges have the same seniority, the designated number given to them must be determined according to the alphabetical order of their last names. 4. The Department shall issue the license plates described in this section and a duplicate set of those plates to the State Legislators, judges of the Court of Appeals and justices of the Supreme Court upon payment of the license fees set forth in NRS 482.3745 .
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