Nev. 2d Jud. DCR 57.8
Rule 57.8 . Contents of probate orders. All orders or decrees in probate or trust matters shall set forth completely all matters actually passed on by the court and shall not merely refer to corresponding provisions of the petition. Probate or trust orders should be so drawn that their general effect may be determined without reference to the petition on which they are based. Orders must contain a line for the probate commissioner’s signature in addition to a signature line for the judge. Orders must not be drawn so that only the signature of the court, or the date and signature, appear on a page, nor may any matter appear after the signature of the court. The name, address and signature of the submitting attorney must appear on all orders. If the order distributes or otherwise affects real property, the legal description and the assessor’s parcel number of the property shall be included in the order or an exhibit to the order. If the order distributes or otherwise affects a vehicle, the vehicle identification number shall be included in the order.
APPENDIX TO RULES The following processing goals are established for the handling of criminal cases: 90 percent of the criminal cases are to be disposed of in 120 days, 98 percent in 180 days, and all cases within 1 year from the date of arrest. Ninety-five percent of all criminal cases are to be set for trial within 60 days after arraignment. Ninety-five percent of all criminal defendants are to be sentenced 30 days after conviction. As a goal there shall be no further plea negotiations 5 days before trial.