Any county or incorporated city of this state may adopt a local ordinance prohibiting infringement of the rights or privileges secured by NRS 651.070 or 651.075, but such an ordinance must not apply to any establishment outside the scope of NRS 651.050 and 651.060 or impose a penalty more severe than that provided by NRS 651.075 or 651.080. A prosecution pursuant to NRS 651.075 or 651.080 is a bar to any prosecution pursuant to an ordinance authorized by this section.
(Added to NRS by 1965, 690; A 1997, 76)
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