Revises provisions relating to the Judicial Department of the State Government. (BDR 1-857)

AB 141 makes two key changes to Nevada's judicial system. First, it requires the Commission on Judicial Discipline to make minutes of its deliberative sessions publicly available (previously confidential), while keeping the sessions themselves private. Second, it revises district judge qualifications to require candidates to have served as trial counsel in at least 10 Nevada district court trials, replacing the prior requirement of 10 years of attorney experience (with 2 years in Nevada). These changes apply to future candidates and do not affect current district judges. The bill has a fiscal impact on the state but no effect on local governments.