Prohibition on release of an offender due to sentence at another jurisdiction that is consecutive to Nevada's sentence or a longer concurrent sentence, or a parole and probation order, or a deportation order.
A hold is a sanction placed on the account of a student who is delinquent. A hold will prohibit the release of transcripts and diplomas and prohibit future enrollment (including adds and section changes) until the account is brought current. For an immediate release of a HOLD, payment must be made by cash, cashier's check, money order, Discover, or Mastercard (sorry -Visa is not accepted). Due to the large number of bad checks presented, the University delays the release of HOLDS on accounts paid by personal checks for a period of three weeks.
A hold is placed on a student's academic record for failure to meet university obligations such as payment of outstanding fees, university standards violations, etc. Some university services may be withheld until all obligations are met. Holds may also be placed to require students to seek academic advising assistance.
a function that allows someone to request a book that is currently signed out to another person, preventing that person from renewing it.
It is possible to make a reservation on library items which are already borrowed by someone else. To arrange to be the next person to borrow an item when it is returned, place a 'hold' on the item by requesting in through the catalogue. Holds cannot be placed on 7 day loan material. For assistance inquire at any branch Library.
A hold indicates that a student has an unmet academic, admission, administrative, or financial obligation to the University. The Office of the Registrar mails hold notices to continuing students before enrollment begins. Hold notices list each area placing a hold. Students must get a release from the office initiating the hold before they can enroll in classes.
Reservations placed on books that are on loan. You can place a hold using the Library Catalogue. Holds can only be placed on items that are on loan, or on the shelf at a campus other than your home campus.
A term used when a talent is asked to hold a particular date for possible booking consideration. Holds on talent should be confirmed or released 24 hours prior to booking.