Las Vegas Inmate, Bail and Criminal Court Lookup
Looking for someone arrested in Las Vegas or elsewhere in Clark County? Start with the correct detention facility, confirm the inmate ID and Justice Court case number, then use the official bail, court, visitation, legal-help and record-sealing routes explained below.
Use the Record That Matches the Immediate Question
Clark County has separate systems for current detention, lower-court cases, felony District Court cases, police reports and personal Nevada criminal-history copies.
Search CCDC first, but also check the Las Vegas, North Las Vegas or Henderson city detention system.
Use the inmate record to identify the case and call Pre-Trial Services before making payment.
Use Las Vegas Justice Court for lower-court records and District Court Portal for bound-over felony cases.
Request your own fingerprint-based Nevada criminal history from Nevada State Police.
What Do You Need to Do?
This local browser tool does not request or transmit names, dates of birth, inmate IDs or case numbers.
Six Different Clark County Record Types
Shows people currently held at Clark County Detention Center and related custody details.
An LVMPD arrest may route to the City of Las Vegas jail or another local detention facility.
Use the township Justice Court for misdemeanors and early felony or gross-misdemeanor proceedings.
Use the Eighth Judicial District Court Portal when a felony case has moved into District Court.
Request the report from LVMPD or the law-enforcement agency that created it.
The subject of the record can request a fingerprint-based state history from Nevada State Police.
How to Search the Clark County Detention Center Roster
The CCDC inmate portal contains people currently in Clark County Detention Center custody. It is not a complete historical arrest database.
Identity check before relying on a result
Which Las Vegas-Area Jail Has the Person?
“Arrested in Las Vegas” does not always mean the person was booked into CCDC. The facility depends on the arresting agency and jurisdiction.
Facility | Best use | Official search or phone | If no result appears |
|---|---|---|---|
Clark County Detention Center | Current Clark County custody | Check city detention facilities and allow time for booking. | |
City of Las Vegas Detention Center | People held in the City of Las Vegas jail system | Check CCDC when the arrest falls outside city-jail jurisdiction. | |
North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center | North Las Vegas custody | Confirm whether the arresting agency transferred the person. | |
Henderson Detention Center | Henderson Police custody | Check the release date or contact the facility directly. |
Initial Appearance and the First Court Information
Las Vegas Justice Court states that most people are scheduled for Initial Appearance Court within approximately 12 to 24 hours after arrest.
Booking, fingerprint identification and case entry must be completed. A recently arrested person may not immediately have a searchable case.
The judge may address custody, allegations, counsel and release conditions. The exact issues depend on the case.
Recheck the inmate page and Justice Court record for updated case, bail, scheduled department and hearing information.
How to Check and Pay Clark County Bail
Start with the inmate record, identify the court connected to the case and confirm all holds before making payment.
Justice Court bail at CCDC
District Court bail
District Court bail is handled at the Regional Justice Center across from CCDC. A cashier’s check or money order should be payable to Clerk of the Court and include the inmate name and ID.
The official instructions direct after-hours cash payments to Pre-Trial Services inside CCDC. Verify the case, amount and current procedure before travelling.
Possible reason | What it means | Who to contact | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|---|
Another case or detainer | A separate hold may prevent release. | CCDC or the listed court | Inmate ID and every case number |
Identification incomplete | A John or Jane Doe cannot post bail until identified. | CCDC information line | Lawful identification information |
Court order not received | The release instruction may not yet be entered or transmitted. | Court clerk and CCDC | Receipt, case and hearing details |
Release processing | Records, property and facility checks may still be underway. | CCDC | Inmate ID and payment time |
Search Las Vegas Justice Court and District Court Cases
A CCDC charge line is not the final court outcome. Use the Justice Court and District Court systems to follow the case through hearings, filings and disposition.
Use for Las Vegas Township criminal cases, including misdemeanors and early stages of felony or gross-misdemeanor matters.
Use for District Court criminal cases. Sealed cases and information exempt from disclosure will not appear publicly.
Search a District Court calendar by party, case number, judge or bar number and obtain courtroom directions.
Micro-steps for court verification
Question | Correct source | Search with | What to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
What happened at the first hearing? | Justice Court case number or name | Hearing, bail, attorney and next event | |
Was the felony filed in District Court? | Party name or District Court case | Charges, filings, department and disposition | |
Where is the next hearing? | Party, case, judge or bar number | Date, department and courtroom directions | |
How do I get a certified court record? | Case number and document name | Copy type, cost and delivery method | |
Is it a Las Vegas city ordinance case? | Municipal case information | Court jurisdiction and warrant status |
Find a Clark County Public Defender or Criminal Lawyer
The court determines appointed-counsel eligibility. Check the court record before assuming no attorney has been assigned.
Las Vegas, NV 89155-2610
Phone: 702-455-4685
This office may handle cases when the regular Public Defender has a conflict.
330 S. Third Street, Suite 800Las Vegas, NV 89155
Phone: 702-455-6265
The State Bar of Nevada Lawyer Referral Service can refer callers to participating attorneys.
Las Vegas: 702-382-0504
Toll-free: 800-789-5747
Clark County Detention Center Visitation Rules
Visitors must register online or at CCDC before scheduling. The same registration system applies to visits involving people housed at the North Valley Complex.
- Register through the official ViaPath visitation system or in person at CCDC.
- A valid photo ID and email address are required.
- Online registration is available 24 hours a day.
- In-person registration is available from 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., seven days a week.
- After registration, visits are scheduled online.
- Onsite and remote social visits last 25 minutes.
- Inmates in good standing may receive two 25-minute visits per week in total.
- Remote visits currently cost $4.75 for 25 minutes.
- Cancelled visits are not automatically rescheduled.
- Visits can be limited by housing, classification, staffing or disciplinary status.
Published social visiting hours
Day | Morning | Afternoon | Evening |
|---|---|---|---|
Monday–Friday | 7:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m. | No regular social block listed | 7:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m. |
Saturday–Sunday | 7:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m. | 12:30 p.m.–3:00 p.m. | 7:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m. |
- A maximum of three total visitors includes infants and children.
- Visitors older than 13 must provide proper identification.
- Minors must remain with an adult.
- Visitors are screened and may be searched.
- Cell-phone use during the visit can end the session.
- No smoking, eating or drinking in the visitation area.
- Shirts and shoes are required.
- Tank tops, crop tops, short-shorts and miniskirts are prohibited.
- Underwear must remain concealed.
- Hats and clothing with explicit or derogatory language are prohibited.
- Remote visits can end immediately for nudity, live streaming or operating a vehicle.
Contact and Support a CCDC Inmate Safely
Telephone services, trust funds, commissary orders and physical mail use different rules and accounts.
Inmates cannot receive ordinary incoming telephone calls.
For a genuine emergency message, call 702-671-5700.
Facility number: 289101
Telephone deposits: 1-866-232-1899
You need the inmate name and inmate ID.
Customer service: 877-615-3296 or 702-380-3118
Published support hours: 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. Mountain Time, seven days a week.
Send social mail
Clark County Detention Center
PO Box 43059
Las Vegas, NV 89116
- Every item must include a return address.
- Use only white envelopes and white paper.
- Write with blue ink, black ink or pencil.
- Greeting cards and postcards are prohibited.
- Do not add glitter, stickers, glued items, perfume or unknown substances.
- Social mail is opened and screened for contraband.
Deposit options and common mistakes
Method | Information required | Important rule | What to save |
|---|---|---|---|
TouchPay online or phone | Facility 289101, inmate name and inmate ID | Deposits are non-refundable when sent to the wrong inmate | Receipt and transaction number |
CCDC lobby kiosk | Correct inmate identification | Use the kiosk for cash rather than mailing cash | Printed receipt |
Money order or cashier’s check | Inmate name and ID on the memo line | Payable to CCDC Inmate Trust Account; a 10-business-day hold may apply | Copy and mailing tracking |
Phone or tablet funds | Correct vendor account | Phone and commissary balances are not automatically interchangeable | Vendor account confirmation |
Request Arrest Reports, Court Copies and Incarceration Letters
The live inmate search is useful for locating someone, but it is not a substitute for a formal agency or court document.
Record needed | Responsible source | How to request it | Useful information |
|---|---|---|---|
Current CCDC custody | Clark County Detention Center | Name, ID or Justice Court case number | |
Letter of incarceration | CCDC Records | Email dsdrsuc@lvmpd.com | Valid email or mailing address for the response |
LVMPD arrest or incident report | LVMPD Records and Fingerprint Bureau | Report number, date, location and involved person | |
District Court case copy | Clerk of the Court Records Division | Case number and exact document | |
Justice Court criminal record | Las Vegas Justice Court Criminal Division | Justice Court case number and defendant name | |
Your Nevada criminal history | Nevada State Police Repository | Fingerprint card, identity form and current fee |
Request Your Own Nevada Criminal History
The Nevada State Police criminal-history repository provides Nevada records to the subject of the record. It is not a public name-search tool for browsing another person’s complete history.
The state provides an electronic request route for people submitting from inside Nevada.
The manual route is used for requests sent from outside Nevada and other situations described by the Repository.
The subject of the record can use the official challenge process when Nevada criminal-history information appears inaccurate or incomplete.
Clark County Victim Services and Custody Notifications
Victims and witnesses should use the assigned advocate and Nevada’s current custody-notification system rather than depending only on a public inmate page.
200 Lewis Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Phone: 702-671-2525
Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m., excluding holidays.
- Case information and notification
- Court accompaniment
- Criminal-justice explanations
- Restitution assistance
- Social-service referrals
- Property-return assistance after a case
Search for people in Nevada custody or supervision and request custody-status notifications.
24-hour support: 866-393-5445
How to Seal an Eligible Clark County Criminal Record
Nevada generally uses record sealing rather than expungement for adult criminal records. A sealed record is restricted from ordinary public access; it is not physically destroyed.
The DA publishes a stipulation process, forms and instructions for eligible Clark County record-sealing requests.
The Law Library provides record-sealing forms, class materials, criminal-history links and a Spanish guide.
Clark County District Court can address qualifying District, Justice and Municipal Court criminal charges within Clark County in one sealing matter.
Common Clark County Arrest Search Problems
Check CCDC and the city jail connected to the arresting agency, then call 702-671-3900.
Try more surname letters, the inmate ID or Justice Court case number and check city detention facilities.
Check every case, detainer, court instruction and identification status before estimating release.
The felony may have moved to District Court. Search the District Court Portal using the name and newer case data.
The scheduler does not automatically replace a cancelled session. Log in and choose another available time.
Obtain the disposition, evaluate record sealing and contact private publishers after the official process is complete.
Clark County Jail, Court and Legal-Help Contacts
- 330 S. Casino Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89101
- Inmate information: 702-671-3900
- Emergency inmate contact: 702-671-5700
- Pre-Trial Services: 702-455-3462
- Bail Bond Window: 24 hours a day, seven days a week
- Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89101
- Main: 702-671-3116
- Criminal Division: 702-671-3201
- Monday–Thursday, 7:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
- Justice Court criminal cases, initial proceedings and bail routing
- Regional Justice Center, 200 Lewis Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89155
- Court administration: 702-671-4528
- Civil/Criminal Clerk Records: 702-671-0555
- District Court criminal cases, court copies and courtroom routing
- 309 S. Third Street, Las Vegas, NV 89155-2610
- General: 702-455-4685
- Representation for qualifying people unable to afford counsel
- 200 Lewis Avenue, 3rd Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89101
- Main: 702-671-2525
- Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m., excluding holidays
- Case information, accompaniment, restitution and victim support
- 333 West Nye Lane, Suite 100, Carson City, NV 89706
- Main: 775-684-6262
- Personal Nevada criminal-history requests and accuracy challenges
Clark County Detention Center Map
CCDC is in downtown Las Vegas across from the Regional Justice Center. Confirm the purpose and office before travelling because court filings, bail and visitation use different counters or systems.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
The 24-hour Pre-Trial Services Bail Bond Window is inside CCDC. Call 702-455-3462 before travelling.
The Regional Justice Center is across the street at 200 Lewis Avenue. Use the court portal or Court Finder first.
Register and schedule online before arriving. In-person registration alone does not guarantee an immediate visit.
Clark County Arrest, Jail and Court Resource Panel
Task | Official resource | Prepare | What to do next |
|---|---|---|---|
Find a current CCDC inmate | Surname, inmate ID or Justice Court case | Save every case, detainer and scheduled-court detail | |
Check bail | Inmate ID, case and exact bail amount | Call 702-455-3462 and verify the responsible court | |
Search Justice Court | Defendant name or Justice Court case | Review hearings, bail and case events | |
Search District Court | Name or District Court case | Allow JavaScript and check filings and disposition | |
Find the courtroom | Party, case, judge or attorney | Confirm date, department and directions | |
Schedule a visit | Photo ID, email and inmate information | Register, schedule and review dress rules | |
Send money | Facility 289101, inmate name and ID | Select the correct account and save the receipt | |
Request an LVMPD report | Report number, date and location | Submit online, in person or by mail | |
Request Nevada criminal history | Fingerprints, identity form and current fee | Select the electronic or manual route | |
Seal a Clark County record | Nevada history and all dispositions | Check eligibility and prepare the complete petition |
Fix Common Clark County Search Problems
Clark County NV Arrest Records FAQs
How do I find someone arrested in Las Vegas today?
Search the Clark County Detention Center using at least two letters of the last name, an inmate ID or a Justice Court case number. If no result appears, check the City of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson detention searches and call CCDC at 702-671-3900.
Does the CCDC inmate search show released inmates?
No. The public CCDC search is designed for people currently in Clark County Detention Center custody. A released or transferred person may no longer appear, so use court records, an LVMPD report or a letter of incarceration for historical confirmation.
Why can I not find an inmate in the Clark County search?
The person may still be processing, held in a city jail, released, transferred, under 18, in protective custody or booked under an unconfirmed identity. Try the inmate ID or case number and call 702-671-3900 for current information.
How do I check Clark County bail information?
Open the CCDC inmate record and review every case, cash-bail amount and detainer. Then call Pre-Trial Services at 702-455-3462 to confirm the responsible court, total payment, filing fee, accepted method and whether another hold prevents release.
Where can I pay Las Vegas Justice Court bail?
The Pre-Trial Services Bail Bond Window inside CCDC is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Published methods include exact cash or Visa and Mastercard up to $10,000 and properly prepared cashier’s checks or money orders. Confirm the current total before paying.
How do I search a Clark County criminal court case?
Use Las Vegas Justice Court Records for lower-court criminal proceedings and the Eighth Judicial District Court Portal when a felony matter has moved into District Court. Search by case number when possible and compare the name, charge, dates and court department.
How do I schedule a CCDC inmate visit?
Register through the official ViaPath visitation system or in person at CCDC with a valid photo ID and email address. After registration, select an available onsite or remote session. Social visits last 25 minutes and facility rules limit frequency and visitors.
How can I send money or mail to a CCDC inmate?
For funds, use TouchPay facility number 289101 with the correct inmate name and ID or follow the official mail and lobby-kiosk instructions. Social mail goes to CCDC, PO Box 43059, Las Vegas, NV 89116 and must follow the white-envelope, return-address and writing-material rules.
Where can I find a Clark County Public Defender?
The Clark County Public Defender is at 309 S. Third Street in Las Vegas and can be reached at 702-455-4685. Check the court record first because an attorney may already have been appointed, and conflict cases may be assigned to the Special Public Defender.
Can a Clark County arrest record be expunged or sealed?
Nevada generally uses record sealing rather than expungement for adult criminal records. Eligibility depends on the offense, disposition, waiting period and complete history. Use the Clark County District Attorney and Law Library instructions to prepare the correct sealing petition.
Official resources reviewed August 3, 2026
This website is an independent informational resource. It is not affiliated with Clark County Detention Center, LVMPD, Las Vegas Justice Court, Eighth Judicial District Court, Clark County Public Defender, District Attorney, Nevada State Police or another government agency.
Official links, addresses, telephone numbers, published visitation hours, bail instructions and court-search routes were checked during the latest review. Custody, court settings, provider fees, schedules and procedures can change. Confirm time-sensitive details directly with the responsible office.
Responsible-use notice: an arrest is not a conviction. Do not use an inmate, arrest or court result to harass someone or to make employment, housing, credit, insurance or another decision requiring a legally compliant consumer report.