Like most courthouses full security screening prior to entrance. You enter in the 2nd floor from…read morethe street. This courthouse was super empty when I was there. Traffic violators go to the 3rd floor and windows to the left and check in on the iPad for a number. Make sure you get a number or you'll never be called. Agents are nice and helpful.

Is it weird to review a court? Well, I'm going to do it anyways!…read moreA little over a month ago I got stopped because my registration tags were not updated (it was five days past the date on my registration). I had paid for the renewal, just hadn't received the stickers yet in the mail. I received the stickers before my court date and went to court this morning. Although there is a parking structure, I was able to find parking on the street. I went into the court and asked which room I was to go to. The officer that directed me was nice & helpful. Once I got to the correct court room the lady that was checking us in (not sure if she was a bailiff or deputy?) gave me all the info I needed. She asked if I had proof of my registration with no lapse. I did. She said the judge will dismiss my ticket. When the judge entered, he went through everyone pretty quickly. Since my last name begins with "S" I was towards the end of the roster. It didn't take long though, it was all of about 20 minutes before they got to me. He called me up and was really friendly and he asked about my registration and I told him, actually that lady that had checked us all in told him my situation and he looked at me and smiled and said, "Great, you are dismissed. Good day, Miss." And that was it. While I can't say I want to return, I'll say that the employees here all were very friendly and professional and made this experience quick and painless!

Wow, what an amazing, easy and heartwarming experience! My fiance and I stopped by today to pick up…read moreour marriage license, and I couldn't believe the hospitality and kindness that was provided at the Bureau. We pre-registered online and only had to wait about a few minutes in line before getting called up. We had the absolute pleasure of being helped by Lynn Marie, who was so sweet and so funny. She made the process unbelievably easy and quick. At the end, we were able to take a selfie at their little kiosk! They also had some cute art fixtures outside to take some pictures too. Lynn Marie also sent us home with an adorable fan and the cutest sticker ever. Amazing staff, quick process and cute photo-ops! What more could you ask for!

Arrived here 2 days after our wedding, and it was the easiest experience at the Clark county…read moremarriage bureau. Easy to find building, parking was close by. Line didn't take long at all. The lady who helped us at the window was very thorough and informative. We took our oath, collected our forms, took a pic and were on our way! It was nice to have such a painless and smooth filing process. Viva Las Vegas!

I've been in here a few times over the years. Once to fight a ticket that I got when I was randomly…read morepulled over by a cop & I was a traveling nurse & had out of state plates with a license originally from my home state. I brought copies of my travel contract & explained to the judge that I do 13 week contracts @ a time & it wouldn't make sense for me to change my license & plates for every state that I work in. So he lowered the fine & I paid it that day. It was dumb & I probably should have fought it more but I didn't. I had to go another time to prove that I had car insurance when I was pulled over once as I didn't have a current insurance card on me. That was an easy process. I've been for jury duty before which was a drag.....it's such a long day. When I did jury duty a few yrs ago they had a cafeteria area that I think had Capriotti's, there's a coffee shop right outside the courthouse. They have vending machines too. You will have to go thru security/metal detector upon arrival to the court house so NO weapons are allowed, you have to remove you belt, take things out of your pocket but ya don't need to take off your shoes...think airport security but NO TSA...lol There is a information desk after you pass thru security that can help direct you to where you need to go. This place is BIG with lots of floors. There is elevators, escalators & stairs. I was recently here as I was subpoenaed to court after my house was broken into & robbed. My neighbor had to go too because he went into her house after my house. We had to be there @ 10am but he wasn't seen @ 10am. We had to sit thru other cases so plan on being there for a couple of hours especially if your case isn't called right away and then the judge took a break & he was gone for @ least 45 minutes. What a wasted day as neither one of us needed to go up to speak, we did meet with the DA briefly & I gotta see the criminal in person & he looked much different in real life then on camera. If you're subpoenaed you can go down to the Victim's office & get paid $25 for the day & get reimbursed for mileage. Also if you park in the Fremont Street Parking garage (I believe that's the one) you will get reimbursed for parking but it is a little bit of a walk to the courthouse from there. Bring your parking ticket with you so it can get validated. There are plenty of bathrooms located throughout the court house. And guys "WEAR COURT APPROPRIATE CLOTHING" if you don't know what that is then Google it. It is not jeans, sneakers, sweatshirts, short skirts, shirts with your breasts hanging out, etc. I swear there were so many people in the courtroom I was recently in who were dressed inappropriately & there was one girl who was dressed like a prostitute. Make a good impression & be respectful of the judge & lawyers PLEASE. Oh & the views from some of the floors are amazing!! Good luck!

I guess the judges don't care about proper courtroom attire anymore. Many look like hookers and…read morepimps. And no one cares about etiquette, either. Everyone in the waiting area talking loud or watching feed on their phones with the speaker on. And the two women at Reception act like they are there against their will. Every single time. I'm hoping for justice, but right now I'll settle for some peace and quiet. And maybe a judge who actually starts on time.

It was almost 10 years since the last time I was here and I got to tell you, mentally it's like a…read morecentury ago. Today's visit was okay, I met some interesting people, you could see were they were at emotionally as most wore it on their sleeves. I hug a young kid as it was quite apparent that his parents were going through a difficult divorce. I had time to wait apparently since I had to wait 2 hours and 30 minutes just to get what I needed in 4 minutes. Maybe I was meant to be with that kid, that's why the long wait. My kids were late teens when their mom and I divorced, this kid was 6 or 7. Anyway, I got what I needed and expected.

Much needed legal assistance available. They will help with making you feel safe and hold the…read morelawlessness accountable.

Beautiful new courthouse for the Appellate and Supreme Courts. We were fortunate enough to get a…read moretour from one of the Supreme Court Justices himself. Another justice stopped to chat. Wonderful people, the State of Nevada is lucky to have them. The building should remind visitors the importance of the courts and laws to a democracy as enduring as ours. Beautiful craftsmanship, slavish adherence to detail, tall ceilings and a long marble staircase make this building a must-see for Las Vegas tourists. Oh, did I mention that what these justices say become the law of Nevada?

Filing at the North Las Vegas Justice Court is actually very simple and stress-free. You just walk…read morein, grab a ticket, and someone will help you when your number is called. As long as you have your documents ready, the process is quick and they get you in and out without much waiting around. Another plus is the parking, there's plenty of open parking and you don't have to pay like at some other courthouses. The location is easy to find, right on Martin Luther King Blvd, and there's even a beautiful statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. out front. Overall, this court feels pretty laid-back and straightforward, which makes the whole experience a lot less overwhelming.

I suffered mistreatment from Justice Diana L. Sullivan during my hearing of a case involving a…read moreminor traffic incident made by mistake. After careful review of the Revised Nevada Code of Judicial Conduct, I feel that Justice Sullivan violated several of the canons. I appeared in court on my court date, dressed in professional business attire, and demonstrated nothing but the utmost respect before this judge, but I was greeted with the complete opposite. Justice Sullivan greeted every defendant as they stepped up to the front during their turn, except me. I was the only one professionally dressed, but, this judge took one look at me and proceeded to be rude, for no reason at all. When the charges were read to me and I was asked to state a plea, I simply asked if stating guilty would affect my driving record. My case was due to a minor accident. Judge Sullivan snapped back at me with a snarky and sarcastic response, "I don't know! Do I look like the DMV to you?!" I simply wanted as many facts before pleading anything. Should I not be allowed to ask questions? And, shouldn't the judge be informed of details such as these? Judge Sullivan then told me that I would need to pay a 150 dollar fine, and then in another sarcastic tone, she said, "Oh don't worry, I'll give you plenty of time to pay." As if to imply I could not afford to pay. Was there something about my appearance that indicated I was unable to afford a 150 dollar fine? I almost took out two hundred dollars from my wallet then and there to throw in front of her, and tell her to keep the change, but I maintained my professionalism and composure. I am a respectful, educated citizen, and veteran, and to be shown such rudeness and disrespect was uncalled for. Speaking of being a veteran, when asked by Judge Sullivan if I am a veteran, I answered yes. She then asked what branch I served in, in which I responded with the Navy. Apparently, in her mind, she thought serving in the Navy was a joke. She scoffed at that and appeared to almost laugh. Her, being unaware that I served alongside the Marines and had deployed to Afghanistan in combat environments. So, for her to devalue my service when she knew nothing about it was incredibly disrespectful. I regret very much that I did not come forward with this complaint sooner, this experience has affected me deeply. My therapist told me I should start standing up to bullies, and Judge Sullivan is a bully. I filed a complaint with the court but it was dismissed and nothing was done. This Judge should be made aware of how unprofessional she is. I am a highly educated and law abiding citizen and her treatment of me goes to show how ignorant these individuals who are supposed to serve the community really are. So individuals who have to interact with Sullivan and others like her, BE WARE

My friend was working on a trial here and invited me to stop by to visit. I was an observer and…read morehad a good experience. First off, the building is GORGEOUS!! I only took pics from the outside but should have taken some in the courtroom. It was the most beautiful courtroom I've ever seen!! Not that I've been in too many, usually for jury duty. Security was very strict, we were asked multiple times where we were going. One thing to note, don't bring in the Disney's Galaxy's Edge spirals! I had 2 in my purse and they couldn't figure out what was in my purse! It took a minute and finally found them and let us through. The metal gift cards were thick enough to set off the metal detectors. I forgot they were there! Otherwise, everyone was nice and helpful. We were lucky to find a parking spot on the street behind the courthouse. There were spaces with 10 hour limits. Recommend to view the architecture!

This is the local Federal Court building for Las Vegas. This is we're you get sworn in as a new…read morecitizen, come to a hearing if you have a criminal or Civil Federal case. There is a small gallery of local pictures in the lobby that rotates. The building is a Federal building so you do need to show an ID to get in, and go trough a metal detector. Fun fact that the court is named after a local Judge that is still alive and has an office in the building! How cool is that ! Honey I'm just going do to my Federal building for a bit, be back later! Priceless

Yeah, never fun coming to any court houses, but I must say, I was impressed with Las Vegas's court…read morehouse. Just a few years ago, I had a civil matter I had to take care of with some other roommate Tennant's of mine on the verge of conviction. It was a long day, and we lost our case to the slum manager of an apartment we were staying at. He never showed up to court, but he lawyer did on his behalf. Mr. Wilson did not even put us on a proper lease. So, its really a long story, so we had to leave the premises near the end of the month. I really like how they handle business at this courthouse. Nice and clean courthouse. It does not have that 1970s look or smell like some other American court houses. I was just impressed.

Never fun coming to the court house. I must say the only…read morething I was impressed with is the long line moved fast to get your ticket for the window. The money the city is making! So many people in and out of this place. Not a place I like to come to but I did with someone who got a ticket. Parking is $1 50 a hour!!! They even have change machines incase you Don't have enough quarters. Of course you never know what your in for when you get there so how much do you put in? You go see how much you owe they give you your options then if you don't like that they tell you to go down stairs to see the judge. There was a older man letting people in the court room everyone else sits in the hall. The judge don't want to hear any excuses just gives your options. Well the ticket was $198 ended up being $298 if you don't want points or go to traffic school. Years ago you just said you wanted to go fight the ticket and if the cop didn't show you got out of it. Now the judge tells you if you go to court and lose your ticket could be a lot higher. I guess what it boils down to is obey all signs or come to this place that no one likes! They get you for parking and the tickets! And wasted 1 hour and 20 min left on the meter because we didn't want another ticket! Lol

There is an old saying that goes back before Las Vegas's first courthouse…read more Good things come in 3's. Perhaps a symbolic reference of the old World renowned trinity college. Being this dynamic state of the art artitecture is addressed on 333 Las Vegas Boulevard. Along the same grounds as the historic Clark Inn. And within an eyes view of Nevada Supreme Court. Places where Elvis, Meriwether Lewis, and William Clark often associated with. Places built alongside, Groundbreaking explorers & Iconic Law Breakers.

Had an early morning swearing-in at the court. Parking is mostly on the street, but there's also a…read morelot about a block and a half away. Parking cost $3 an hour, and you have to pay through an app on your phone. Definitely wear comfortable shoes, because it's a pretty long uphill walk to get inside the building. Once you're in line, you'll need to show ID and answer a few quick security questions (like if you have anything sharp or mace). You'll have to empty your pockets and remove belts and shoes, so maybe skip the holy socks that day! If you're bringing family or friends, make sure they line up in the correct line. If they stay with you too long, they'll be directed to the guests' line, which means they'll end up sitting in the very back of the courtroom. Also, keep phones silent and please don't bring small kids, the ceremony's special, and loud crying or distractions really take away from the moment.

Fast not crowded compared to other courts everything moves quick here . It's not as big as other…read moreplaces but it's not full at all

There is no justice at this court and in my experience sitting in on various court hearings I can…read moresee that people of color are getting stricter sentences than white defendants. I have a family member that was arrested for a basic misdemeanor not involving alcohol or drugs and yet was put into a program for drug and alcohol treatment by the city. They were assigned a mobile home breath test that is constantly producing false positives. As a result, they were called in before the judge, judge orders a urine test at the court to see if my family member has been drinking or doing drugs, urine test comes back negative (clean) yet despite that evidence they remanded my family member to the city jail. Are they a person of color? Yes indeed and that's why they were sent to jail despite having a clean test. No justice at this court at all...