Nevada Court Records

The Nevada Courts Website is a public resource designed to  help individuals navigate the judicial system and find public information. Nevada’s court system follows a hierarchical structure to resolve legal disputes fairly. Cases generally start in limited- or general-jurisdiction trial courts and may be appealed to higher (appellate) courts for review.

Municipal and Justice Courts handle local matters like traffic tickets, misdemeanors, and small claims. District Courts serve as general trial courts for serious criminal cases and civil disputes, including family and juvenile matters. The Nevada Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court review lower court decisions to ensure legal correctness.

The Nevada Public Records Act and the Nevada Rules for Sealing and Redacting Court Records promote transparency by allowing citizens to inspect most court documents. While many records are available through online portals, some cases, such as those involving juveniles or private matters, may be sealed or restricted. While this portal provides information on record access, it does not provide official records or legal advice.