A Nevada Request for Production of Documents is a type of discovery process used in civil litigation in the state of Nevada. This type of request allows a party to obtain documents or tangible evidence from another party in a court case. It is a written demand, served on the opposing party, that requests the other party to produce certain documents or tangible items that are relevant to the case. There are two primary types of Nevada Request for Production of Documents: a general request and a specific request. A general request is a request for all relevant documents related to the case, while a specific request is a request for particular documents or tangible items that are related to the case. In both types of requests, the party who is served with the demand must produce the requested documents or tangible items within the time period specified in the request. Failure to comply can result in a court order, or even court sanctions.