Finally, section 1 requires the:

(1) Department to provide certain supportive services and develop certain training relating to lethality assessments;

and (2) Administrative Office of the Courts to make the training available to certain persons who have regular and routine contact with the results of lethality assessments.] reported.

prepare and submit to certain persons a written report of the investigation.

(NRS 171.1227) Section 3 of this bill requires a peace officer who investigates an act of domestic violence to [include in the written report of] submit the [investigation the] results of a lethality assessment conducted pursuant to section 2 [.] to the district attorney of the jurisdiction in which the act occurred.

[The Director of the Department] Each law enforcement agency shall prescribe [the] a written or electronic form on which the results of a lethality assessment conducted pursuant to NRS 171.1225 must be reported.

2.[The form must include, without limitation, the following questions:

If(a) Has the aggressor ever used a lethalityweapon assessmentagainst conductedyou pursuantor threatened to NRSuse 171.1225a indicatesweapon against you? (b) Has the aggressor ever threatened to kill you or your children? (c) Do you believe that the personaggressor assessedwill istry into kill you? (d) Has the aggressor ever tried to choke you? (e) Does the aggressor have a potentiallygun high-riskor lethalcan situation,the aggressor easily get a gun? (f) Is the peaceaggressor officerviolently shall:or constantly jealous or does the aggressor control most of your daily activities? (g) Did you leave or separate from the aggressor after cohabitating with the aggressor or being married to the aggressor? (h) Is the aggressor unemployed? (i) Has the aggressor ever attempted suicide? (j) Do you have a child in common with the aggressor that the aggressor believes is not the aggressor’s biological child? (k) Does the aggressor ever follow you, spy on you or send you threatening messages? (l) Is there anything that I have not asked about that worries you about your safety, and, if so, what worries you?] 2.

(a)[A Advisepeace theofficer personshall thattake hethe oraction shedescribed is in asubsection potentially3 high-riskif: lethal situation;

(a) A person for whom the peace officer completes a lethality assessment form responds in the affirmative to:

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or (2) At least four of the questions set forth in paragraphs (e) to (k), inclusive, of subsection 1;

or (b) Based upon the response of the person to the question set forth in paragraph (l) of subsection 1, the peace officer believes] If a lethality assessment conducted pursuant to NRS 171.1225 indicates that the person assessed is in a potentially high-risk lethal situation [.

3.

Upon receiving a response to the lethality assessment described in subsection 2,] , the peace officer [completing the form] shall:

(a) Advise the person that [the results of the lethality assessment indicate that] he or she is in a potentially high-risk lethal situation;

[4.] 3.

If a person does not or is unable to provide information to a peace officer sufficient to allow the peace officer to complete the lethality assessment form or refuses to accept a domestic violence card provided pursuant to subsection [3,] 2, the peace officer shall document this information on the lethality assessment form.

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AsThe usedDepartment inshall: this section, “victim’s advocate” means a person who has completed relevant training and who, with or without compensation, works for:

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or6. (d) A nonprofit organization which provides assistance to victims.

The Administrative Office of the Courts shall make the training developed by the Department pursuant to subsection 5 available to any person who, during the scope of his or her employment, has regular and routine contact with the results of a lethality assessment.

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The Director of the Department may adopt regulations as he or she deems necessary to carry out the provisions of this section.

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As used in this section [:

(a) “Department” means the Department of Public Safety.

(b) “Victim’s] , “victim’s advocate” means a person who has completed relevant training and who, with or without compensation, works for:

[(1)] (a) A program of a university, state college or community college within the Nevada System of Higher Education which provides assistance to victims;

[(2)] (b) A program of a tribal organization which provides assistance to victims;

[(3)] (c) An organization which provides assistance to victims;

or [(4)] (d) A nonprofit organization which provides assistance to victims.

(b)Assembly ProvideAmendment aNo. person suspected of being the victim of an act of domestic violence with a written copy of the following statements:

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(II)Assembly PayAmendment theNo. amount of money necessary for the support of your children;

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Ask the - *AB216_R1* – 5 – clerk of the court to provide you with the forms for an order of protection.

(state toll-toll-free free telephone number of Statewide Program).

2.[(d) Except as otherwise provided in this paragraph, submit the results of the lethality assessment to the Department of Public Safety while at the scene of the investigation.

If a peace officer is not reasonably able to submit the results of the lethality assessment while at the scene of an investigation, the peace officer shall submit the results of the lethality assessment to the Department as soon as practicable after leaving the scene.] 2.

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(3) Compelling the other by force or threat of force to perform an act from which he or she has the right to refrain or to refrain from an act which he or she has the right to perform.

(c) “Lethality assessment form” means [the] a written or electronic form prescribed by [the Director of the Department of Public Safety] a law enforcement agency pursuant to section 1 of this act.

If the peace officer investigates an act that constitutes domestic violence pursuant to NRS 33.018, the peace officer shall [include in the report] submit the results of any lethality assessment conducted pursuant to NRS 171.1225 [.] to the district attorney of the jurisdiction in which the act occurred.

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The information contained in a report made pursuant to subsections 1 and [,] 2 [and 3] must be:

In addition to the information required pursuant to subsections 1 [, 2] and 2, [3,] the form must also require the inclusion of the following information from each report:

(b)Assembly TheAmendment relationshipNo. of the persons involved;

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The likelihood of more criminal activity by the person after rel10.release;

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