Location and phone
The court’s government phone line, not Fast’s number.
- Building
- Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas
- Court phone
- (702) 671-3116
Las Vegas, Nevada / limited-jurisdiction court
Las Vegas Justice Court
Bail is posted 24/7 at Pretrial Services inside CCDC — not at a bondsman’s office.
Las Vegas Justice Court sits in the Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas. It is a limited-jurisdiction court that hears misdemeanor non-traffic cases and decides whether felony and gross misdemeanor cases go to District Court. Court phone (702) 671-3116. Government contacts on this page are separate from Fast’s private bail inquiry.
Independent private bail agency · not a government inmate locator. An inquiry does not guarantee acceptance, an available bond or immediate release.
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Quick court facts
A limited-jurisdiction court at the Regional Justice Center
Las Vegas Justice Court is located in the Regional Justice Center at 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas. The court’s own site footer lists ZIP 89101; its Initial Appearance Court page lists ZIP 89155. Each is shown here in its own context.
The court has 16 Justices of the Peace, Departments 1–16. Department 9 presides over the DUI calendar; Department 3 presides over the Veterans Treatment Court.
Customer Service Lobby
In-person customer service follows the court’s published lobby hours.
- Lobby hours
- Monday–Thursday, 7:00 AM–5:00 PM, excluding holidays
Sixteen departments
Departments 1–16, each led by a Justice of the Peace.
- DUI calendar
- Department 9
- Veterans Treatment Court
- Department 3
- Dept 1
- Judge Elana Lee Graham
- Dept 2
- Judge Kristal Bradford
- Dept 3
- Judge Harmony Letizia
- Dept 4
- Judge Suzan Baucum
- Dept 5
- Judge Cynthia Cruz
- Dept 6
- Judge Jessica Goodey
- Dept 7
- Judge Amy Wilson
- Dept 8
- Judge Nancy Bernstein
- Dept 9
- Judge Joe M. Bonaventure
- Dept 10
- Judge Noreen DeMonte
- Dept 11
- Judge Eric A. Goodman
- Dept 12
- Judge Diana L. Sullivan
- Dept 13
- Judge Rebecca Saxe
- Dept 14
- Judge Amy Chelini
- Dept 15
- Judge Melisa De La Garza
- Dept 16
- Judge Nadia Wood
Department 9 currently presides over the DUI calendar; Department 3 presides over the Las Vegas Justice Court Veterans Treatment Court. Judges are elected for six-year terms.
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Official case search
The court’s own Court Records Inquiry
Las Vegas Justice Court uses its own Court Records Inquiry. It is not on the shared justice-court portal used elsewhere in Clark County.
Custody status is a separate question. To find someone in custody, or to get the inmate ID number needed for bail payments, use the Clark County Detention Center search.
Open the Court Records Inquiry
Search Las Vegas Justice Court cases directly on the court’s own system.
Las Vegas Justice Court — Court Records InquiryNot the shared portal
Do not expect Las Vegas Justice Court cases on the shared justice-court portal. Use this court’s own inquiry.
Inmate ID from CCDC
The inmate ID number is available from the CCDC website.
Clark County — CCDC in-custody search (inmate ID number)03 / Las Vegas Justice Court guide
What this court handles
In the court’s own words: limited jurisdiction
Las Vegas Justice Court is a limited-jurisdiction court. For felony and gross misdemeanor cases, it determines whether there is enough evidence to bind the case over to District Court for trial.
It also hears misdemeanor non-traffic cases, general civil cases up to $10,000, small claims up to $10,000, summary evictions and temporary protective order requests (domestic violence or stalking/harassment).
Felony and gross misdemeanor screening
The court decides whether the evidence is enough to bind the case over to District Court for trial.
Misdemeanor non-traffic cases
Non-traffic misdemeanors are heard here.
Civil, small claims and evictions
General civil cases up to $10,000, small claims up to $10,000 and summary evictions.
Temporary protective orders
Requests involving domestic violence or stalking/harassment.
DUI calendar
Department 9 presides over the DUI calendar.
Veterans Treatment Court
Department 3 presides over the Veterans Treatment Court.
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How bail works for this court’s cases
Where, when and how bail is posted
Bail for all Clark County Justice Court matters is posted at Pretrial Services inside the Clark County Detention Center, 330 S. Casino Center, 1st Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89101, (702) 455-3462, open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
A $40 filing fee accompanies cash bail; a $50 filing fee accompanies a surety bond. Cash must be the full and exact amount. Visa, Discover and MasterCard are accepted; American Express is not. Cashier’s checks and money orders are payable to LAS VEGAS JUSTICE COURT with the inmate’s name and ID number. Personal checks are never accepted.
Bail is also accepted at the Regional Justice Center during normal business hours, payable there to CLERK OF THE COURT. Family or representatives may post cash bail in person with valid ID. A person booked as John or Jane Doe cannot post bail. The court cannot recommend any specific bail agency.
Fast’s own private process carries a 15% premium per NRS 697.300. The court publishes no bail schedule, and no bail amount is shown here.
Pretrial Services at CCDC
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week, for all Clark County Justice Court matters. Phone (702) 455-3462.
- Location
- 330 S. Casino Center, 1st Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Filing fees
A $40 filing fee accompanies cash bail; a $50 filing fee accompanies a surety bond.
Accepted payment
Cash must be the full and exact amount. Visa, Discover and MasterCard are accepted; American Express is not. Cashier’s checks and money orders are payable to LAS VEGAS JUSTICE COURT with the inmate’s name and ID number. Personal checks are never accepted.
Regional Justice Center
Bail is also accepted at the RJC during normal business hours, payable to CLERK OF THE COURT.
Who can post
Family or representatives may post cash bail in person with valid ID. A person booked as John or Jane Doe cannot post bail.
Child support bail
Child Support Bail options include a CCDC lobby kiosk, phone 1-844-855-6152, MoneyGram code 16506 and QR/PayPal/Venmo.
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Step-by-step bail bond process
Six steps from case search to posting
Court instructions control posting. Fast’s private inquiry does not replace them or guarantee acceptance, financing or release.
Stage 1 of 6
Confirm custody and the inmate ID
Use the CCDC search to confirm custody and get the inmate ID number.
Payments by cashier’s check or money order need the name and ID number.
Stage 2 of 6
Check the case
Look the case up in the Court Records Inquiry.
This court is not on the shared justice-court portal.
Stage 3 of 6
Note the hearing type
Misdemeanors start with an Arraignment; gross misdemeanors and felonies with an Initial Appearance.
People not yet released are usually seen within 12–24 hours.
Stage 4 of 6
Discuss Fast’s proposed agreement
Use Fast’s intake form or agency number for its own process and terms.
A proposed private arrangement does not promise acceptance or financing.
Stage 5 of 6
Post at Pretrial Services
Posting happens at Pretrial Services inside CCDC, open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
A surety bond carries a $50 filing fee.
Stage 6 of 6
Ask CCDC about release timing
Pretrial Services cannot answer release-time questions; call CCDC at (702) 671-3900.
No release time is promised here.
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First hearing and what happens next
Arraignment or Initial Appearance, then pretrial deadlines
Misdemeanor cases begin with an Arraignment. Gross misdemeanor and felony cases begin with an Initial Appearance. Initial Appearance Court meets at 9:00 AM and 1:30 PM, 7 days a week, in RJC Lower Level – Courtroom B, for people who have not posted bail or been released on their own recognizance. Most are scheduled within 12–24 hours of arrest, and sessions are open to the public.
A new charge is reviewed within 48 hours of arrest for probable cause. After that determination, a hearing date is set within 72 hours.
Initial Appearance purposes
Probable-cause review, a decision on custody status and release conditions, and a personal appearance before a judge.
Own-recognizance release
Release on a promise to appear, with no bail money due. A judge may impose conditions, such as Pretrial Compliance Unit telephone check-ins.
Missed check-ins
Contact the Pretrial Compliance Unit at (702) 671-3153.
Initial Appearance clerk
Clerk email: LVJCInitialAppearanceCourt@ClarkCountyNV.gov. Address context for that page: ZIP 89155.
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Going to court: hours, location and warrants
Practical details for appearing and checking warrants
The court is in the Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas. The Customer Service Lobby is open Monday–Thursday, 7:00 AM–5:00 PM, excluding holidays. Initial Appearance Court sits in RJC Lower Level – Courtroom B.
For warrant inquiries, call Pretrial Services at (702) 455-3462.
Customer Service Lobby
Monday–Thursday, 7:00 AM–5:00 PM, excluding holidays
Initial Appearance courtroom
RJC Lower Level – Courtroom B, at 9:00 AM and 1:30 PM, 7 days a week.
Warrant inquiries
Pretrial Services: (702) 455-3462.
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The jail side: CCDC
Custody, inmate ID and release questions
People arrested on Las Vegas Justice Court matters who are waiting to post bail are dealt with through the Clark County Detention Center, where Pretrial Services is located. Read the Clark County Detention Center guide for the facility side.
Pretrial Services cannot answer release-time questions. Call CCDC at (702) 671-3900.
CCDC in-custody search
Confirm custody and find the inmate ID number.
Clark County — CCDC in-custody search (inmate ID number)Release-time questions
CCDC: (702) 671-3900.
Posting location
Pretrial Services, 330 S. Casino Center, 1st Floor — (702) 455-3462.
Fast guide: Clark County Detention Center (CCDC)10 / Las Vegas Justice Court guide
Common charges and related bail services
Published Fast guides for the case types this court sees
These published Fast guides give charge-specific reading. They are not a bail schedule or a promise that a bond will be accepted.
Felony guidance
Felony cases start here before any bind-over.
Felony bail guideMisdemeanor guidance
Non-traffic misdemeanors are heard here.
Misdemeanor bail guideDUI guidance
Department 9 presides over the DUI calendar.
DUI bail guideDomestic violence guidance
Read alongside the actual case information.
Domestic violence bail guideWarrant guidance
Warrant inquiries go to Pretrial Services at (702) 455-3462.
Warrant bail guideFailure-to-appear guidance
Missing a court date has separate consequences.
Failure-to-appear guide11 / Las Vegas Justice Court guide
What families should prepare
Bring these before going to Pretrial Services
An optional checklist built from the court’s published rules. It adds no new requirements.
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Las Vegas Justice Court questions families actually ask
Answers from the court’s published information only
Las Vegas Justice Court FAQs
Where do I post bail for a Las Vegas Justice Court case?
Bail for all Clark County Justice Court matters is posted at Pretrial Services inside the Clark County Detention Center, 330 S. Casino Center, 1st Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89101, (702) 455-3462, open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Is Pretrial Services open at night and on weekends?
Yes. Pretrial Services inside CCDC is open 24 hours, 7 days a week.
What filing fees apply?
A $40 filing fee accompanies cash bail; a $50 filing fee accompanies a surety bond.
What payment forms are accepted?
Cash must be the full and exact amount. Visa, Discover and MasterCard are accepted; American Express is not. Cashier’s checks and money orders are payable to LAS VEGAS JUSTICE COURT with the inmate’s name and ID number. Personal checks are never accepted.
Can I pay at the courthouse instead?
Bail is also accepted at the Regional Justice Center during normal business hours, payable there to CLERK OF THE COURT.
Where do I get the inmate ID number?
From the CCDC website. Cashier’s checks and money orders need the inmate’s name and ID number.
When are Initial Appearance sessions?
9:00 AM and 1:30 PM, 7 days a week, in RJC Lower Level – Courtroom B. Most are scheduled within 12–24 hours of arrest, and they are open to the public.
What is the difference between an Arraignment and an Initial Appearance?
Misdemeanor cases start with an Arraignment. Gross misdemeanor and felony cases start with an Initial Appearance.
What does own-recognizance (OR) release mean?
Release on a promise to appear, with no bail money due. A judge may set conditions such as Pretrial Compliance Unit check-ins; for missed check-ins call (702) 671-3153.
Who do I call about a warrant?
Pretrial Services at (702) 455-3462.
Who can tell me when someone will be released?
Pretrial Services cannot answer release-time questions. Call CCDC at (702) 671-3900.
Can I find this court’s cases on the shared justice-court portal?
No. Las Vegas Justice Court uses its own Court Records Inquiry. It is not on the shared justice-court portal used elsewhere in Clark County.
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Get help with a Las Vegas Justice Court case
Official sources beside private bond help
Use the Court Records Inquiry for the case and the CCDC search for custody and the inmate ID. Post bail at Pretrial Services ((702) 455-3462, 24 hours, 7 days a week). Court phone: (702) 671-3116. These are government lines, not Fast’s number.
Use Fast’s intake form or agency number for its own bond inquiry. No guaranteed acceptance, financing or release is offered.
Court resources
- Las Vegas Justice Court — official site
The court’s own site: location, lobby hours and departments.
- Las Vegas Justice Court — Court Records Inquiry
This court’s own case search, separate from the shared justice-court portal.
Custody and private-bond reference
- Clark County — CCDC in-custody search (inmate ID number)
Where the inmate ID number needed for bail payments is found.
- Nevada Legislature — NRS 697.300
Nevada premium reference for Fast’s own process, not a court fee.
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.