(b) Inspected at least every 3 years to determine whether its level of power and structural integrity comply with the minimum performance specifications for that model established by the United States Department of Transportation. (a) Or was at the time of purchase, on the Conforming Product List of the International Association of Chiefs of Police and ■ A person or governmental entity shall not operate or display or cause to be operated or displayed a radar gun or similar device unless it is: NRS 459.920 pertains to prerequisites for the operation or display of radar guns or similar devices of which I have included follows: Although NRS 116 does not specifically address radar guns, the fact that the proposed law was defeated should be taken into consideration. You raise many of the same issues the opponents of this proposed law brought to the legislative hearings. I would highly recommend you contact the Henderson Police Department to find out what the association can and cannot do as to the use of a radar gun.Ī number of legislative years ago, there was a proposed Nevada Revised Statutes 116 law which would have allowed homeowner associations to utilize radar guns as a means of documenting speeders within their communities, with the ultimate goal of reducing speeding. I believe that is illegal.Ī: This is so not a good idea on so many levels. We should not be liable for the actions of someone else who might be driving our car or visiting us.
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The HOA does not have the legal right to stop or detain so how can they prove who was driving (we are required to register our license plates with the HOA). Also, in a court of law, there is the opportunity to have the case tossed, dismissed or negotiated. We should be given the opportunity to have viable evidence presented and given the right to defend ourselves.
It seems a violation of the fifth and 14th amendments that our due process of having a motor vehicle violation (which is what it really is!) is not being heard in a court of law and an impartial judge hearing the matter. The board members are the people issuing the fines so what chance do we stand. Our recourse is to attend the next board meeting to appeal. If someone speeds and they are visitors of an HOA member, the HOA member will be assessed, even though they were not the speeder. If someone is caught speeding, the HOA will impose fines in accordance with the Henderson Municipal Court fees (they attached the Henderson schedule, 1-10 miles is over $160 fine). The posted speed limit is 15 miles per hour (Henderson speed signs). Q: Our homeowners association notified us they bought a radar gun and are going to have board members randomly set up to catch speeders.
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