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Nevada: Imprisonment Is Affirmative Defense To Felony Nonsupport
The Supreme Court of Nevada held that a father's imprisonment was an
affirmative defense for nonpayment of child support but that a jury was
justified in rejecting it. Paul Sanders was charged with failure to pay
child support for a 33 month period, 21 months of which he was imprisoned ...
affirmative defense for nonpayment of child support but that a jury was
justified in rejecting it. Paul Sanders was charged with failure to pay
child support for a 33 month period, 21 months of which he was imprisoned ...
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