Name Phone Number License Plate VIN
Name Phone Number License Plate VIN

Nevada

City State Zip Court Name Address Url Phone
Las Vegas NV 89101-7065 Ninth Circuit Librarian Lloyd D. George United States Courthouse 333 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Room 7065 Las Vegas NV 89101-7065 http://www.lb9.uscourts.gov/ 702-464-5690
Reno NV 89501-2193 Ninth Circuit Librarian Bruce R. Thompson United States Courthouse and Federal Building 400 South Virginia Street, Room 1001 Reno NV 89501-2193 http://www.lb9.uscourts.gov/ 775-686-5776
Las Vegas NV 89101-5833 Nevada Bankruptcy Court Foley Federal Building 300 Las Vegas Boulevard South, 4th Floor Las Vegas NV 89101-5833 http://www.nvb.uscourts.gov 702-527-7000
Reno NV 89509-1317 Nevada Bankruptcy Court C. Clifton Young Federal Building and United States Courthouse 300 Booth Street, 1st Floor Reno NV 89509-1317 http://www.nvb.uscourts.gov 775-326-2100
Las Vegas NV 89101-7065 Nevada District Court Lloyd D. George United States Courthouse 333 Las Vegas Boulevard South, 1st Floor Las Vegas NV 89101-7065 http://www.nvd.uscourts.gov 702-464-5400
Reno NV 89501-2193 Nevada District Court Bruce R. Thompson United States Courthouse and Federal Building 400 South Virginia Street, Room 301 Reno NV 89501-2193 http://www.nvd.uscourts.gov 775-686-5800
Las Vegas NV 89101-5833 Nevada Probation Office Foley Federal Building 300 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Suite 1200 Las Vegas NV 89101-5833 N/A 702-527-7300
Reno NV 89501-2193 Nevada Probation Office Bruce R. Thompson United States Courthouse and Federal Building 400 South Virginia Street, Room 103 Reno NV 89501-2193 N/A 775-686-5980
Las Vegas NV 89101-7065 Nevada Pretrial Services Lloyd D. George United States Courthouse 333 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Room 1112 Las Vegas NV 89101-7065 N/A 702-464-5630
Reno NV 89501-2193 Nevada Pretrial Services Bruce R. Thompson United States Courthouse and Federal Building 400 South Virginia Street, Room 104 Reno NV 89501-2193 N/A 775-686-5964
Las Vegas NV 89101-6632 Nevada Federal Public Defender 411 East Bonneville Avenue, Room S 2 4 5 Las Vegas NV 89101-6632 N/A 702-388-6577
Reno NV 89501-2193 Nevada Federal Public Defender 201 West Liberty Street, Room 100 Reno NV 89501-2193 N/A 775-321-8451

The Nevada Federal Courts – Locations, Hours, Phone Numbers

The Nevada federal courts system is comprised of two locations, the Bruce R. Thompson courthouse in Reno, Nevada, and the Lloyd D. Johnson courthouse in Las Vegas, Nevada. Both are considered federal district courts   for the District of Nevada. The Chief Judge for the entire state District sits in Las Vegas, and both courthouses have a combined total of 12 federal judges and 8 magistrates.

The two federal court locations handle a combination of civil and criminal federal cases, providing parties the first district federal adjudication level of issues under federal law. The Nevada District sits within the 9th District Court of Appeals, which is physically located in California. From there appeals generally go to the federal Supreme Court if accepted.

The Nevada District annually sees a working caseload of approximately 8,150 cases, which is slightly lower than previous years. The average federal Nevada criminal court case takes just under 12 years to resolve and the average civil case is just over 9 years. The political appointment makeup of the court is somewhat half Clinton-Obama appointees and half Reagan-Bush appointees. Interestingly, the District has begun to develop a reputation for proactive resolution of federal patent cases. Much of this is due to a recent adoption of local court rules, procedural requirements specific to the Nevada District courts that lawyers have to follow, which are designed to expedite related litigation. It’s a notable development considering that patent law is probably second in complexity to only copyright and taxation laws.

In a number of areas the Nevada Federal Courts Districts is very different from its western neighbor, even though both are under the same federal appellate district. For example, when it comes to liability for data loss, the Nevada Federal Courts Districts conservatively positioned on the side of business deciding that a data breach alone was not enough to support a class action decision against a company since the loss itself didn’t create any damage. A similar case probably would get a different reading on the California side. On crime, the Nevada courts are also famous for stiffer sentencing as well within reason. All Nevada federal courts are limited by federal sentencing rules to maintain consistency in penalties applied.

Nevada Federal Courts
Nevada Federal Courts

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