Tonopah Justice Court

Tonopah, NV

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covid-19 update

In response to the recent outbreak of covid-19 and recommendations put forth by the Governor and the Nevada Supreme Court, the Tonopah Justice Court requests that the public avoid coming into the office if at all possible.   to obtain information, forms or to make payment, you may contact the court by phone or email or visiting this webpage. if you must make a court appearance, the public is urged to contact the court to request hearing by video conference.  those that are represented by an attorney are encouraged to contact them with further questions.  we here at Tonopah justice court extend our thoughts to our constituents to remain healthy and safe during these trying times.  we appreciate your cooperation.

 ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER CLICK HERE.

AMENDED ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER CLICK HERE.


Travel Channel crew photoThe cast and crew from a new show on the  Travel Channel called "Alien Highway" were spotted filming scenes at the Tonopah Courthouse recently. There is no air date set at this time.


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Welcome!

Tonopah Justice Court has jurisdiction in matters pertaining to small claims, evictions, traffic citations, misdemeanors, and limited jurisdiction regarding civil actions and felony and gross misdemeanor matters. The Court performs many duties and functions mandated by the Nevada State Legislature and the Nevada Supreme Court. The Court also provides assistance and works closely with various criminal defendants and numerous justice agencies.

In addition, the Court issues search warrants and arrest warrants, holds arraignments and trials for misdemeanor cases and handles gross misdemeanor and felony cases from the initial arrest through the preliminary hearing stage; including bail setting and probable cause determinations. The Court is responsible for issuing, reporting and monitoring temporary protective orders for domestic violence or stalking and harassment. The Court hears civil cases with jurisdictional amounts up to $15,000 and small claims cases up to $10,000.

RULES OF CONDUCT

It is very important that you are in court on time. You should plan to arrive 15 to 30 minutes before you are scheduled to appear so you have time to make a payment, update your information with the clerk or confer with your attorney. Check in with the clerk in the lobby prior to entering courtroom.

  • Appropriate court attire is to be worn in the courtroom. (No tank tops, no midriff shirts, no cutoff shorts or flip-flops).
  • No gum, food or drinks allowed in the courtroom.
  • Cell phones and pagers must be turned off before entering the courtroom. Also, no cameras or video cameras allowed.*
  • Silence in the courtroom, except as otherwise directed and/or indicated by proper authority.
  • No weapons are allowed in the courtroom.
  • No backpacks allowed in the courtroom.
  • Do not communicate with inmates in any manner.

THE COURT BAILIFF IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SECURITY AND ENFORCEMENT OF COURTROOM STANDARDS VIOLATORS MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE COURTROOM.

Language Assistance to Limited English Proficient (LEP) People available.

**Court employees are prevented by statute from providing legal advice. For information regarding specific legal issues, you should consult an attorney or research the matter at your local Law Library.