Child Crimes

Question 1

NRS 200.366

Answer 1

Sexual Assault

Question 2

NRS 201.230

Answer 2

Lewdness with child under 14/16

Question 3

NRS 201.210

Answer 3

Open or Gross Lewdness

Question 4

NRS 200.368

Answer 4

Statutory Sexual Seduction- means ordinary sexual intercourse committed by a person 18 or older with a person 14 or 15 years of age and who is at least 4 years younger than perpetrator

Question 5

NRS 201.540

Answer 5

Sexual conduct between certain employees of school or volunteer at school and pupil

Question 6

NRS 200.508

Answer 6

Abuse, neglect or endagerment

Question 7

NRS 200.737

Answer 7

Juvenile sexting

Question 8

NRS 201.265

Answer 8

Harmful materials to minors

Question 9

NRS 201.560

Answer 9

Child luring

Question 10

NRS 207.260

Answer 10

Unlawful contact with a minor

Question 11

NRS 200.710/720

Answer 11

Child pornography statues

Question 12

Physical injury defined

Answer 12

1. A sprain or dislocation
2. Damage to cartridge
3. A fracture of bone or skull
4. An intracranial hemorrhage or injury to another organ
5. A burn or scalding
6. A cut, laceration, puncture or bite
   7 permanent or temp disfigurement
7. Permanent or temp loss or impairment of a part of the body