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AB151

AB151: Updates Rules for Prostitution Solicitation Crimes

Last scannedAug 22, 2026, 1:27 AM

In one sentence

This bill changes the law so that customers who ask children under 18 to perform sexual acts in exchange for money are classified as Tier II sex offenders, and it adds certain adult prostitution solicitation crimes by customers to the list of offenses requiring specific legal consequences.

Classifies a customer convicted of asking a child under 18 for prostitution as a Tier II offender for registration and public notification purposes.
Adds the crime of soliciting an adult for prostitution (by a customer) to the list of 'sexual offenses' that trigger specific legal requirements.
Applies existing rules regarding employment bans, sex offender registration, probation conditions, and other mandates to those convicted under these new classifications.

Customers who are caught asking children under 18 for prostitution services.
Customers who are caught soliciting adults for prostitution (excluding cases involving children).
State agencies responsible for managing sex offender registries and community notification systems.

The official text does not list specific prison times or fine amounts for these new classifications.
The effective date of when these changes begin is not provided in the source material.
The bill applies to crimes committed outside Nevada only if they match Nevada's laws or require registration elsewhere.

Plain language

Tier II Offender: A category of convicted person who must register as a sex offender and is subject to public notification rules because they committed serious crimes against children or specific sexual offenses.
Sexual Offense: A legal term used in this bill to identify crimes that require the offender to follow strict rules, such as registering with authorities and facing employment restrictions.

Official record

Source attached

Revises provisions relating to the crime of solicitation of prostitution. (BDR 14-208)