What is prohibited at school or college property according to Nevada law?

Possessing explosive devices is explicitly prohibited on school or college property according to Nevada law. This regulation is in place to ensure the safety and security of students, staff, and visitors on educational campuses. The potential risks associated with explosives, which can cause significant harm and are difficult to control, warrant a strict prohibition in these environments.

In contrast, other choices such as carrying a licensed firearm, having a personal defense spray, and using self-defense weapons may have certain conditions or contexts under which they are permitted. Nevada law does provide specific guidelines regarding the possession of firearms on school property, and personal defense sprays are sometimes viewed in a different legal context than more lethal options like explosives.