Nevada Code § 656.240

Grounds for denial, suspension or revocation of certificate or license: False representation; contempt of court; conviction of certain crimes
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The Board may refuse to issue or to renew or
may suspend or revoke any certificate or license for any one or a combination
of the following causes:
1. If the applicant, certified court
reporter or licensee has by false representation obtained or sought to obtain a
certificate or license for himself, herself or itself or any other natural
person or business entity.
2. If the applicant, certified court
reporter or designated representative of a court reporting firm has been found
in contempt of court, arising out of the conduct of the applicant, court
reporter or designated representative in performing or attempting to perform
any act as a certified court reporter.
3. If the applicant, certified court
reporter or designated representative of a court reporting firm has been convicted
of a crime related to the qualifications, functions and responsibilities of a
certified court reporter or licensee.
4. If the applicant, certified court
reporter or designated representative of a court reporting firm has been
convicted of any offense involving moral turpitude.
The judgment
of conviction or a certified copy of the judgment is conclusive evidence of
conviction of an offense.

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