This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
Each judicial district in Nevada sets its own local rules for putting cases on the trial calendar. This means the exact process for scheduling a trial can vary depending on where your case is being heard.
There is one rule that applies everywhere, though. If a law says certain types of cases must be handled first, the court has to give those cases priority. So if your case falls into a category that state law says deserves faster treatment, it should get scheduled ahead of other cases waiting in line.
If you're involved in a case, it's a good idea to check the specific local rules for the district where your case is filed. Those local rules will tell you exactly how and when trials get scheduled in that area.
