Revises provisions relating to deputy marshals in certain courts. (BDR 1-943)

This bill requires judges in Clark County (Nevada's only county with over 700,000 people) to appoint deputy marshals instead of bailiffs for district and justice courts. Before appointing, judges must first check if qualified county employees are available for the position. Once appointed, deputy marshals become county employees but serve at the judge’s discretion (meaning judges can terminate their court role anytime without cause) and are not subject to regular county employee rules while working in court. If a judge ends a deputy marshal’s court service, they remain a county employee but lose their court position, with continued employment governed by standard county policies.