Nevada Resort Association backs court program that banned many from the Las Vegas Strip

Saturday, November 1, 2025 6:30 PM
Image aggregated from Las Vegas Review-Journal.
  • Katelyn Newberg and Noble Brigham, Las Vegas Review-Journal

Shomari Hamlin was arrested for being on the wrong side of the street.

He was walking by a wash near the Las Vegas Strip in 2023 in an area that he and other homeless people frequented. A police officer asked to see his ID and found that Hamlin, as a result of a prior drug paraphernalia charge, had an active “order-out order” banning him from being on or near the Strip.

Hamlin had crossed the boundary that makes up the resort corridor, thereby violating the court order and committing a misdemeanor.

So-called “order-out orders,” issued by judges, peaked when the Resort Corridor Court operated in 2023 and 2024.