Nev. Rev. Stat. §§ 40.215–40.425 § 40.230

1. Every person is guilty of a forcible
entry who unlawfully enters any real property:
(a) By means of physical force resulting in
damage to a structure on the real property;
(b) By any kind of violence or circumstance of
terror; or
(c) Peaceably or otherwise and:
(1) Thereafter prevents the owner of the real
property from access or occupancy of the property by changing a lock; or
(2) Turns out by force, threats of
violence or menacing conduct, the owner of the real property or an occupant who
is authorized by the owner to be in possession of the real property.
2. The owner of the real property, an
authorized representative of the owner or the occupant who is authorized by the
owner to be in possession of the real property may seek to recover possession
of the property pursuant to NRS 40.290
to 40.420, inclusive, after the
expiration of the notice to surrender served by the owner, authorized
representative of the owner or authorized occupant upon the person who
committed the forcible entry. The notice must:
(a) Inform the person who committed the forcible
entry that he or she is guilty of forcible entry; and
(b) Afford the person who committed the forcible
entry 4 judicial days to surrender the property.
3. If an owner of real property or an
authorized representative of the owner recovers damages for a forcible entry,
judgment may be entered for three times the amount at which the actual damages
are assessed. As used in this section, “actual damages” means damages to real
property and personal property.