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Criminal case searches and calendars are found on-line at this link. Nevada law requires customers to pay the required research fee for record search las vegas court date search where the Defendant name or Justice Court Case Number are not provided. 00 per year searched per name. Customers should specify the number of years they want the record search to cover to avoid paying unnecessary fees.

Please be aware, if the records are being used for legal purposes, you may want to have the Court certify the documents as true and correct copies. All fee payments should be made to the “Las Vegas Justice Court. Please use a check or money order for the payment for any requests by mail. Do not send cash through the mail. 00 by check or money order for the fee payment. Court, ALWAYS include the case number, AND be sure to put the case number on the check or money order.

When requesting a receipt showing that the payment was processed, you MUST INCLUDE a self-addressed stamped envelope. The Criminal Division of Las Vegas Justice Court handles misdemeanor cases from arraignment through trial and arraignment and preliminary hearings for gross misdemeanor and felony cases prior to being bound over to District Court. Monday through Friday, 7:30 to 4:00 p. Customers may obtain customer service tickets until 4:00 p. Defendants must appear on the date and time given upon release from custody, provided on the misdemeanor citation, or the date and time determined in court. Failure to appear can result in a warrant being issued for your arrest, and forfeiture of any bail on deposit.

Court appearance dates cannot be extended. On the court date, defendants can confirm their courtroom location by viewing monitors in the lobby near the Information Booth. Additional help or information on the status of criminal cases is available from the Justice Court Clerk’s Office on the second floor of the Regional Justice Center. If you are represented by an attorney, please contact them for assistance. Individuals represented by a Public Defender’s Office, please contact them for assistance. If you are not represented by an attorney defendants may file a motion for the judge to consider.