Revises provisions relating to the crime of solicitation of prostitution. (BDR 14-208)

AB 151 revises Nevada's sex offender registration laws by reclassifying certain solicitation of prostitution offenses. Specifically, it designates a customer convicted of soliciting a child for prostitution as a Tier II sex offender (affecting registration and community notification), while adding non-child solicitation for prostitution to the list of "sexual offenses" (affecting employment restrictions and registration requirements). This means individuals convicted of soliciting an adult for prostitution will now face the same registration and employment limitations as other sex offenders. The bill impacts law enforcement, sex offender registries, and employers who screen for certain offenses. The legislation has a state fiscal effect but no local government impact.