Section 10 Effective term of administrative rule

Once the court puts an administrative rule in place, that rule stays in effect indefinitely. There's no automatic expiration date or built-in time limit. The rule simply remains active and enforceable until something changes it.

The only way an administrative rule stops applying is if the court specifically orders otherwise. This means the court has to take direct action to end, change, or limit the rule. Without that kind of court order, people can count on the rule staying exactly as it is.

For anyone dealing with attorney discipline matters in Nevada, this means the administrative rules you're working with today will likely still be the same rules in place next month or next year, unless the court has announced a change. It's worth checking for updates from the court, but you don't need to worry about rules quietly expiring on their own.