Restoring Civil Rights After a Felony in Nevada

Nevada restores most civil rights automatically on a schedule. On release from prison (or on probation, parole or pardon) the right to vote and to serve on a civil jury return immediately; the right to hold office returns 4 years after release or discharge from parole; and the right to serve on a criminal jury returns 6 years after. The person receives an official document listing the restoration dates, and no fee may be charged for a court order replacing a lost document. Firearm rights are not restored by these sections; a full, unconditional pardon from the Board of Pardons Commissioners restores all civil rights, 'including, without limitation, the right to bear arms,' and a conditional pardon must list any rights that remain limited.