Regional Justice Center (RJC)

The Regional Justice Center is a courthouse building at 200 Lewis Avenue in downtown Las Vegas. It is not a court and has no jurisdiction of its own. The Eighth Judicial District Court lists the RJC as one of its locations, and Clark County lists Las Vegas Justice Court at the Regional Justice Center. A case belongs to the court named in the paperwork, not to the building.

The District Court lists 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101 for the building; the page header shows ZIP 89155. Building hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. The Clerk’s Office is open Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM; Jury Services and Court Administration keep Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. District Court Administration: (702) 671-4528.

The Eighth Judicial District Court lists the Regional Justice Center among its locations, and its Clerk of the Court is on the third floor. Clark County lists Las Vegas Justice Court at the Regional Justice Center. The Civil Law Self-Help Center is on the first floor.

Other District Court locations exist — the Family Court House at 601 North Pecos Road is separate. This guide names only the courts the official sources place at 200 Lewis Avenue and does not assign any case to a courtroom.

The building does not set bail, and the District Court’s location and FAQ pages reviewed for this guide publish no bail-posting location, hours or fees for the RJC. Bail is set by the court hearing the case. Use that court’s own instructions — the Las Vegas Justice Court and Eighth Judicial District Court each cover their own court.

Arriving at the RJC is not the same as posting bail. Confirm the court, then follow that court’s published instructions; this guide does not state a posting window or fee.

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

Prohibited items at the courthouse: Guns, knives, scissors, box cutters, metal combs, anything that could be used as a weapon or blunt instrument, tools, studded belts and bracelets, motorcycle helmets, illegal substances, and any glass, plastic or metallic items that could pose a danger or threat.

For optional business such as paying a ticket, the courts advise avoiding the peak hours of 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM, when lines build at the security screening area. Bring the paperwork related to your case.

The County has a metered lot adjacent to the RJC between Clark and Bonneville streets off of Third Street. Metered street parking is also available around the courthouse; bring quarters — some meters also take credit cards. The Marriage Bureau has a separate entrance on the Clark Street side of the RJC and does not require the main security checkpoint.

The official building pages reviewed for this guide do not describe the RJC as a place where arrested people 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 as a general reference. Listing it here does not mean a particular defendant is held there.

District Court and Las Vegas Justice Court hear different stages and case types. These guides are background reading, not a bail schedule or a charge determination.