Galloway v. Truesdell

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• recognizing that the legislature has the sole power to frame and enact legislation
• recognizing that the legislature has the sole power to frame and enact legislation
• recognizing that the interpretive 'NRS Chapter 178 provides ample evidence to dispel any doubts that the Legislature intended \proceedings\ to refer to the prosecutorial proceedings, not the competency proceedings. See, e.g., NRS 178.400(2)(c
• noting that when the Legislature chooses one option and not another, it is presumed that the Legislature did so purposely
• noting that “any power or authority that is inherent or incidental to a judicial function is properly within the realm of judicial power”
• explaining that one department’s action, even when it overlaps or duplicates another department’s functions, is valid to the extent that it is derived from, and can be traced back to, the original department’s basic source of power

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