OUR PRACTICE AREAS
Battery
Domestic Violence, On a Peace Officer, With A Deadly Weapon, With Intent to Commit Crime, & With Substantial Bodily Harm
Battery is any willful and unlawful use of force or violence upon
the person of another. Battery can range from a drunken bar fight,
to throwing a stapler at a coworker. Battery Domestic Violence is
defined as inflicting unlawful physical force on a current
spouse/partner, former spouse/partner, or family members.
Commonly, first or second time Battery Domestic Violence, falling
within a seven year period, is typically treated as a misdemeanor,
however the use of deadly weapons, strangulation, or the cause of
serious injuries can have these incidents treated as a felony.
Dui Defense
Driving under the Influence / While Intoxicated is the act of
operating or controlling a vehicle while impaired by either alcohol
or drugs rendering the driver incapable of operating a vehicle
safely. Nevada’s blood alcohol limit is a .08, with slightly stricter
conditions for commercial drivers having the limit at .04;
classifications for DUIs range from Misdemeanors to Class B
Felonies, with penalties beginning at moderate fines and jail time,
to permanent revocation of your license and significant jail time.
DUI Drugs, DUI Felony, DUI under 21,DUI with Death/Injury, & DUI Commercial Driver
Drug Charges
Possession, Possession with Intent to Sell, Selling, Distributing, Transporting, Trafficking & Manufacturing
Drug Possession in Nevada is commonly known as Simple
Possession, i.e. knowingly having drugs on your person or within
your control. Possession falls into three categories: actual
(physical) possession, construction possession (they’re in your
vehicle or home), and joint possession (multiple using drugs at the time). Drug offenses carry various penalties based on the Drug Class and Quantity, and can range from a Class E felony to a Class B felony. 2.5 oz of Marijuana is legal to possess if you are 21 years of age or older, have a Medical Marijuana Card, and are
within your home.
Record Sealing
A service offered to all Flangas Law Firm clients!
Per NRS 179, an individual may request that a court or courts seal their records of arrest, criminal conviction, criminal acquittal, or dismissal of criminal charges. Please note, this is not an expungement of records / destruction of records. An order sealing records does however remove the record from general information searches and sources.
Negotiation & Plea Bargaining, Court Advocacy, Sentencing Mitigation, & Building a Strong Defense Strategy
Additional Practices
Please Call 702-384-1990 Option 1 for anything not listed. We are here to help.
Solicitation
Forgery/Fraud
Failure to Appear
Trespassing
Parole Violations
Failure to Appear
Vandalism
Bail & Release from Southern Nevada Jails