Nevada Revised Statutes Title 1. State Judicial Department § 1.4655. Commencement of inquiry regarding alleged misconduct or incapacity of judge; time limitation for considering complaints; certain action required

(a) Where there is a continuing course of conduct, the conduct will be deemed to have been committed at the termination of the course of conduct;

(b) Where there is a pattern of recurring judicial misconduct and at least one act occurs within the 3-year or 1-year period, as applicable, the Commission may consider all prior acts or omissions related to that pattern; and

(c) Any period in which the judge has concealed or conspired to conceal evidence of misconduct is not included in the computation of the time limit for the filing of a complaint pursuant to this section.

(a) Dismiss the complaint with or without a letter of caution;

(b) Attempt to resolve the complaint informally as required pursuant to NRS 1.4665;

(c) Enter into a deferred discipline agreement pursuant to NRS 1.468;

(d) With the consent of the judge, impose discipline on the judge pursuant to an agreement between the judge and the Commission; or

(e) Authorize the filing of a formal statement of the charges based on a finding that there is a reasonable probability that the evidence available for introduction at a formal hearing could clearly and convincingly establish grounds for disciplinary action.