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This bill permanently extends requirements for law enforcement agencies to record, retain, and report detailed information about traffic stops, removing previous sunset provisions that would have ended these requirements in 2026. The bill mandates that law enforcement officers record specific details for each traffic stop, including the date, time, location, demographic information of the person stopped, nature of the violation, and the stop's disposition (such as whether a warning or citation was issued, a search conducted, or an arrest made). Law enforcement agencies must annually report this information to the Department of Public Safety by February 1st each year. Additionally, the bill modifies reporting requirements for any third-party statistical analysis contracted by the Department, specifying that such reports must be submitted to the Governor and either the next regular legislative session (for reports in even-numbered years) or the Joint Interim Standing Committee on the Judiciary (for reports in odd-numbered years). The primary goal of these provisions is to collect and analyze data to help identify potential patterns of racial profiling during traffic stops, while ensuring the confidentiality of individual identifying information.

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https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/83rd2025/Bill/11961/Overview