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Nevada should lower the dollar amount at which theft becomes a felony.
In Nevada, theft of property worth $1,200 or more is a felony. Lowering the amount would make more thefts felonies.
Aaron Ford
I commend you for the work you're doing on this and I stand here to say that I support AB 236
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