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Case Information

Filed 2026-02-12
Status Case Closed
Type Civil Appeal Administrative Agency General
Docket 12 entries
Disposition order the judgment

Docket Entries

  1. Case Closed.(COA)
  2. Filed Order Scheduling Oral Argument. Accordingly, the matter is scheduled for oral argument on October 28, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. in Las Vegas. The argument shall be limited to 30 minutes. (COA)
  3. Issued Oral Argument Reminder Notice. (COA)
  4. Oral argument held this day. Case submitted for decision before the Court of Appeals. (COA)
  5. Filed Order of Affirmance. "ORDER the judgment of the district court AFFIRMED." COA-BB/MG/DW. (COA)
  6. Filed Filed Respondent's Motion to Reissue Order as an Opinion(Transfer from Supreme Court( (COA)
  7. Filed Filed Appellant's Dwayne Bright, Petition for Rehearing Pursuant to Nevada Rule of Appellate Procedure 40 (STRICKEN PER 1/2/26 ORDER(COA)
  8. Filed Order Striking Deficient Document. Order Striking Deficient Petition for Rehearing. Corrected Petition for Rehearing due: 14 days (COA)
  9. Filed Appellant's Petition for Rehearing. (COA)
  10. Appellant's Filing fee paid. E-Payment $150.00 from Jason H. Weinstock. (SC)
  11. Filed Order Denying Petition for Rehearing and Motion to Publish. " We conclude that publication is not warranted and therefore deny the motion. See NRAP 36(e)($). Appellant's rehearing petition is also denied. NRAP 40 (a), (h)(COA).
  12. Transferred to Supreme Court.(COA)

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