This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
The Nevada State Bar is run by a group called the board of governors. This board has the authority to make decisions and handle responsibilities for the state bar, as spelled out in Rules 83 and 84.
If you're not a lawyer, this rule mostly explains the structure behind how the state bar operates. It tells you that there's a governing body in charge, but it doesn't list what that body actually does. To understand the board's specific powers, like setting rules for lawyers or handling discipline issues, you would need to look at Rules 83 and 84.
