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Laughlin, Nevada / Township Justice Court

Justice Court, Laughlin Township

One Justice of the Peace. A township court in southern Clark County.

Justice Court, Laughlin Township serves the Laughlin area in southern Clark County. Court line: (702) 298-4622. Hours: Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM (closed Friday–Sunday). The Justice of the Peace sets bail; the court does not publish bail-posting mechanics online. Fast Bail Bonds is a private agency, separate from the court.

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01 / Justice Court, Laughlin Township guide

Quick court facts

One Justice of the Peace, a four-day week and a Civic Way mailing address

The court’s published mailing address is 101 Civic Way Suite 2, Laughlin, Nevada 89029. Court line: (702) 298-4622. Fax: 702-298-7508. Email: LaughlinJCPR@ClarkCountyNV.gov. These are government court contacts, not Fast’s agency number.

The court is open Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM (closed Friday–Sunday). Justice of the Peace Gino Briscoe presides. Administrative support comes from Outlying Justice Court Administration at 330 S. Third St. #1020B, Las Vegas, NV 89155 (Court Administrator Karen Powell). Laughlin is one of the County’s outlying townships, so plan travel and calls around the four-day schedule.

Mailing address

101 Civic Way Suite 2, Laughlin, Nevada 89029

Published as the mailing address; confirm the courtroom on your paperwork.

Court contacts

Phone (702) 298-4622. Fax 702-298-7508. Email LaughlinJCPR@ClarkCountyNV.gov.

Hours and judge

Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM (closed Friday–Sunday). Justice of the Peace Gino Briscoe.

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What this court handles

Criminal screening, traffic and civil matters for Laughlin Township

Justice Court, Laughlin Township has one Justice of the Peace elected for a six-year term. The court hears probable cause, arraignments, preliminary hearings, misdemeanor and traffic trials, bond forfeitures, evictions, small claims and civil matters where the amount in controversy does not exceed $15,000.

For felony and gross misdemeanor charges, the Justice Court handles the early stages — probable cause, arraignment and the preliminary hearing. Misdemeanor and traffic trials can be completed here. The $15,000 figure is a civil jurisdiction limit, not a bail amount.

Criminal stages

Probable cause, arraignments, preliminary hearings, misdemeanor trials and bond forfeitures.

Traffic

Traffic trials; the County publishes local rules for Laughlin traffic offenses.

Civil and housing

Evictions, small claims and civil matters up to $15,000.

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How bail works for Laughlin cases

The judge sets bail; the posting steps are not published online

The County states: “Other duties performed by the Justice of the Peace include setting bail, issuing search warrants, summonses, protective orders and arrest warrants.” That confirms who sets bail. It does not describe where a bond is posted or how long posting takes.

The County confirms that the Justice of the Peace sets bail, and its services menu lists a Rural JC Bail Schedule page. The court’s pages reviewed for this guide do not state where, when or how bail for a Laughlin case is posted, or list posting fees. This guide reproduces no schedule amounts and borrows no other court’s posting rules; ask the court for its current instructions.

Laughlin is a separate township court, so do not assume Las Vegas Justice Court’s Pretrial Services process applies here. Its fees and windows belong to that court’s own published instructions.

The Nevada premium is 15% under NRS 697.300. That private premium is separate from the bail the judge sets and is not a court fee. An inquiry does not guarantee acceptance or release.

Posting instructions

Not published on the reviewed pages. Ask the court: (702) 298-4622.

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The six-step bail bond process for a Laughlin case

A verification and private-inquiry sequence, not court posting steps

These six steps organize what a family can confirm and when a private bond inquiry fits in. They are not a court-published posting procedure and do not set timing.

  1. Stage 1 of 6

    Confirm the court

    Check that the paperwork names Justice Court, Laughlin Township.

    Laughlin cases are not Las Vegas Justice Court cases.

  2. Stage 2 of 6

    Find the record

    Search the shared Clark County Justice Courts portal.

    Note the case number and next date.

  3. Stage 3 of 6

    Confirm custody separately

    Ask the arresting agency where the person is held.

    The court’s pages do not name a custody facility.

  4. Stage 4 of 6

    Ask for posting instructions

    Court line: (702) 298-4622, Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM (closed Friday–Sunday).

    Posting location, hours and fees are not published online.

  5. Stage 5 of 6

    Discuss a private bond

    Ask Fast about an inquiry and the 15% premium under NRS 697.300.

    No guaranteed acceptance or release.

  6. Stage 6 of 6

    Keep every court date

    Return to the record before each hearing.

    The court hears bond forfeitures when obligations are missed.

06 / Justice Court, Laughlin Township guide

First hearing and what happens next

Arraignment, probable cause and the preliminary hearing

Laughlin’s published jurisdiction includes probable cause, arraignments and preliminary hearings. A misdemeanor case can be resolved in this court; a felony or gross misdemeanor case that is bound over after a preliminary hearing moves to the Eighth Judicial District Court.

The court does not publish a first-appearance timetable online, and this guide does not assign one. Use the case record and the court line for the actual date and time.

Arraignment

The published proceeding where a plea is entered.

Preliminary hearing

Decides whether a felony or gross misdemeanor case is bound over to District Court.

07 / Justice Court, Laughlin Township guide

Going to court: hours, contact, warrants and failure to appear

Plan around a Monday–Thursday court outside Las Vegas

Court hours are Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM (closed Friday–Sunday). The court is closed Friday through Sunday, so a question raised late in the week may wait until Monday. Court line: (702) 298-4622. Email: LaughlinJCPR@ClarkCountyNV.gov.

The Justice of the Peace issues arrest warrants and summonses and hears bond forfeitures. If a date is missed, contact the court promptly; this guide does not state penalties or warrant-resolution steps the court has not published.

Traffic matters follow the County’s published local rules for Laughlin traffic offenses. Civil filings can be made through the County’s eFile service, which carries a convenience fee for card payments.

Court week

Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM (closed Friday–Sunday)

Warrants

Issued by the Justice of the Peace; ask the court how to address one.

Bond forfeitures

Part of the court’s published jurisdiction — keep every date.

09 / Justice Court, Laughlin Township guide

The jail side: confirming custody for a Laughlin arrest

The court’s pages do not name a holding facility

The County’s Laughlin court pages do not identify where people arrested in the township are held. Confirm custody with the arresting agency instead of assuming a facility.

The Clark County Detention Center (CCDC) covers the Clark County Detention Center in downtown Las Vegas as a general reference. Listing it here does not mean a particular Laughlin defendant is held there.

Custody first

Ask the arresting agency where the person is held.

All facilities

Browse the jails and detention centers directory.

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Common charges and related bail services

Background reading that matches the court’s published case types

Laughlin hears misdemeanor and traffic trials and the early stages of felony cases. These service guides are background reading, not a bail schedule or a charge determination.

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What families should prepare

A short list for a court that keeps a four-day week

Because the court is closed Friday through Sunday and sits outside Las Vegas, gather details before you call. This list creates no court requirement.

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Laughlin Justice Court questions families ask

12 answers from the court’s own published information

Justice Court, Laughlin Township FAQs

What is the court’s mailing address?

101 Civic Way Suite 2, Laughlin, Nevada 89029

(702) 298-4622. Fax: 702-298-7508.

LaughlinJCPR@ClarkCountyNV.gov

Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM (closed Friday–Sunday)

Justice of the Peace Gino Briscoe. The township has one Justice of the Peace, elected for a six-year term.

Justice Court, Laughlin Township has one Justice of the Peace elected for a six-year term. The court hears probable cause, arraignments, preliminary hearings, misdemeanor and traffic trials, bond forfeitures, evictions, small claims and civil matters where the amount in controversy does not exceed $15,000.

Other duties performed by the Justice of the Peace include setting bail, issuing search warrants, summonses, protective orders and arrest warrants.

The County confirms that the Justice of the Peace sets bail, and its services menu lists a Rural JC Bail Schedule page. The court’s pages reviewed for this guide do not state where, when or how bail for a Laughlin case is posted, or list posting fees. This guide reproduces no schedule amounts and borrows no other court’s posting rules; ask the court for its current instructions.

Use the shared Clark County Justice Courts case portal and confirm the record is listed under Laughlin Township.

The County links online payments to the shared Justice Courts portal. Card payments for eFiling carry a convenience fee.

If a case is bound over, it moves to the Eighth Judicial District Court.

Outlying Justice Court Administration, 330 S. Third St. #1020B, Las Vegas, NV 89155. Court Administrator: Karen Powell.

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Get help and official sources

Official County court information beside a separate private inquiry

Use the County’s Laughlin pages and the shared case portal for official information. Court line: (702) 298-4622. Email: LaughlinJCPR@ClarkCountyNV.gov. Hours: Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM (closed Friday–Sunday).

Fast’s form and phone line are a private bail bond inquiry, separate from the court. They are not court instructions and do not guarantee acceptance or release.

General information, not legal advice.

Current court orders and custody records control the individual case. Any bond transaction depends on lawful authority and case-specific acceptance. Government resources are independent of Fast Bail Bonds.

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