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Two 17-year-olds accused of felony reckless driving that resulted in the Dec. 13 death of a Las Vegas man were sentenced today in Juvenile Court by Judge William Voy. Both juveniles were placed on house arrest with curfews to be set by Juvenile Parole and Probation, both must perform 1,000 hours of community service [...]

During the next few months the Eighth Judicial District Court will ensure all outlying areas of Clark County have access to juvenile delinquency hearings by creating a hearing master system for rural juvenile justice. This program will provide court-appointed judicial officers in rural Clark County communities to preside over juvenile delinquency matters.

Judge William Voy adjudicated the minor a delinquent and sentenced him to 30 days in the Clark County Juvenile Detention Center followed by probation of 24 months.

Judge Gerald Hardcastle issued a decision this afternoon (June 22) in the matter of the parental rights of Tamara Bergeron. The State of Nevada sought to terminate Bergeron’s parental rights and severe her from her daughter Brittney. Judge Hardcastle denied the state’s request to terminate parental rights.
In an excerpt from the ruling, Hardcastle [...]

Judge William Voy ruled this afternoon, following two days of testimony, that 17-year-old Daman Starring was not guilty of sexually assaulting another player in what was called a hazing incident at Sierra Vista High School. Judge Voy adjudicated Starring delinquent on one count of battery and one count of open and gross lewdness. [...]

This morning (April 14), a 17-year-old Sierra Vista High School Basketball player denied charges he sexually assaulted a classmate during an alleged hazing incident earlier this year. The student appeared before Judge William O. Voy.
The student was charged last month with one count of sexual assault and two counts each of battery and open [...]

A Sierra Vista High School basketball player accused of sexual assault returns to court at 9 a.m. tomorrow (April 14) in Courtroom 18, Family Court, for a status check in front of Judge William O. Voy. The court’s policy is to not release the names of juveniles to protect privacy. The juvenile has [...]

This morning Judge Douglas W. Herndon ruled (05-A-510196-P) on a motion filed by Clark County’s Department of Family Services seeking Declaratory Relief in regards to what can be disclosed to the public and the media about child abuse fatalities. The County sought court guidance in regards to how much information to release to the [...]

The juvenile accused of arson in the burning of the Roy Martin Middle School cafeteria was in court yesterday (Feb. 21). Judge William Voy ordered that further evaluations were required and set the next court date for March 7.