· 10/6/2005
Rico v. Rodriguez
Citations
- 120 P.3d 812
- 121 Nev. 695
- 121 Nev. Adv. Rep. 71
- 2005 Nev. LEXIS 86
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that equal protection under Nevada’s Constitution is implicated when a statute treats similarly situated people differently
- recognizing that the district court determines what is in a child's best interest when it serves as a tiebreaker in a dispute between parents
- recognizing that the district court determines what is in a child's best interest when it serves as a tiebreaker in a dispute between parents
- noting that a threshold question is whether a challenged statute treats \similarly situated\ people differently
- noting that, under principle of equal protection based on Nevada’s Constitution, if a law does not implicate a suspect class, it will be upheld so long as the law is reasonably related to a legitimate government interest
- providing that a child’s best interest is the primary concern in custody matters
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Judges: Rose, Gibbons, Hardesty
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