The Assembly Committee on Judiciary convened on February 18, 2025, in Carson City, with a focus on Assembly Bill 54, aimed at enhancing the safety of first responders during traffic incidents. The meeting began with a call for testimonies from those present in Carson City, followed by participation from Las Vegas and phone testimonies.

Mike Cathcart, representing the city of Henderson, was the first to express support for AB 54, emphasizing its potential to improve safety for first responders. He stated that the move over law is beneficial public policy. Following him, John Jones from the Nevada Disc Attorneys Association also voiced support for the bill, reinforcing the importance of the legislation.

Joshua Martinez from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department echoed these sentiments, highlighting the collective backing from law enforcement for AB 54. Dan Gordon, president of the Nevada Police Union, concluded the testimonies by affirming the union's support for the bill, representing state law enforcement professionals across Nevada.

The committee's discussions underscored a strong consensus among various stakeholders regarding the necessity of AB 54 to protect first responders. The meeting concluded with a clear indication of the bill's support, setting the stage for further legislative action.