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In a city put on the map by mobsters, Sin City has a reputation for crime. Unfortunately some visitors get caught up in the fast paced action of Las Vegas and things can go awry quickly. As a result, some visitors have to call a Las Vegas bail bondsman during their vacation. So we’ve put together a Las Vegas vacation guide to enjoy the town without getting into trouble.

There are some tried and true ways to get yourself into trouble in Las Vegas. They usually involve doing things you wouldn’t normally think of at home, but feel empowered to do once in Las Vegas. Maybe it is the excitement of a new place, free drinks or Las Vegas’ reputation as “Sin City”.

Nevada has strict laws about driving while under the influence.  As a result, drunk drivers face stiff penalties. In addition, there are a variety of alternatives for visitors so getting into a car after drinking should never be considered. Taxis are everywhere, the monorail is a cost effective way to get up and down the strip and walking can be a wonderful way to see the city.

Gaming and casinos are the economic engine that drive the Las Vegas economy. As such, they are well protected by the law. Doing something that threatens their operation is dealt with severely through stiff legal penalties and vigilant enforcement. Attempts to cheat a casino are considered a cardinal sin in Nevada and most likely won’t be successful. Most often trying to perpetrate a scam against a gaming establishment ends very poorly for the perpetrator.

Another thing that gets Las Vegas visitors into trouble is public intoxication. While the hospitality industry and Las Vegas law enforcement are usually very tolerant of visitor excesses, they must draw the line somewhere. Severe public drunkenness on the streets or disruptions in the casinos are typically met with swift action. Do your best to not be a nuisance to others and you should be fine.

Contrary to what you might be led to believe after seeing the ubiquitous ads featuring scantily clad women all over Las Vegas, prostitution is not legal within Clark County. Although, prostitution is legal in Nevada, it is not in the Las Vegas area. That means “exotic dancers” are best viewed at arm’s length in a gentleman’s club and should not be booked for “private dances” in your hotel room.  For those that must indulge, please travel outside of Clark County to a licensed, sanctioned brothel.

Many people feel free of inhibitions when visiting Las Vegas. Unfortunately for the many visitors that believe drugs are acceptable and partake while visiting Nevada, the state’s drug laws are not lenient. Compared to other states, Nevada has little tolerance for drug use and drug related offenses.

Some people mistakenly believe Las Vegas is place where they can do anything. While Las Vegas does offer a variety of distractions, visitors must remember to exercise their best judgement. If you do that, your next trip Sin City will be fantastic.

Originally published here.