Revises provisions relating to paramilitary activity. (BDR 36-191)

AB 119 defines "private paramilitary organization" as groups of three or more people with a command structure for combat, security, or law enforcement training in public spaces. It grants Nevada’s Attorney General new authority to investigate alleged paramilitary activity, issue written demands for information (while prohibiting inquiries into political or religious views without cause), and seek court orders to stop such activity. The bill also creates a civil lawsuit option for individuals injured by paramilitary activity, allowing them to seek damages, attorney fees, and other relief. These provisions directly affect private groups engaging in paramilitary training and individuals harmed by such activity, with exemptions for government entities like the National Guard.