Grants through the Nevada Supreme Court and Carson City Justice Court Restricted funds pay for the program. Participants attend weekly court hearings. Armstrong, members from the District Attorney, Public Defender, Department of Alternative Sentencing, Carson City Sheriff’s Office and Community Counseling Center meet weekly to discuss each participant’s compliance and progress in the program. A dedicated team consisting of Judge Thomas R. The majority range from 18 to 25 years of age. There is an average of 50 participants in the program. Armstrong established the Misdemeanor Treatment Court on July 2, 2015. The team provides comprehensive treatment to address diagnosed mental illness and substance abuse addiction. Mental Health Court participants are intensely supervised by a multi-disciplinary team approach.
The Nevada Supreme Court and legislative funding pay for this program. There is an average of 30 participants in the program. The Mental Health Court program is held each week in the Justice and Municipal Court. The department consists of 9 1/2 employees and provides pretrial and probationary supervision, pretrial arrestee screening services, community service coordination, and oversees courthouse security. The District Court Judges also are responsible for District Court cases in Storey County. The First Judicial District Court Judges supervise the Juvenile Court and Juvenile Probation Department. These offices provide all clerical support for the court’s operations and serve the public. There are Court Clerk’s Offices on each respective floor. The First Judicial District Court is on the third floor and the Justice and Municipal Courts are on the second floor of the Carson City Courthouse.
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There are two District Court Judges, two Justices of the Peace/Municipal Court Judges and 28 full time employees. In 2006, the First Judicial District Court and the Justice and Municipal courts agreed to consolidate administrative functions and hire one Court Administrator to maximize staff resources and to improve efficiencies. MottoĮqual and impartial justice for all. We strive to perform these duties in an efficient and timely manner. The Courts and its staff remain dedicated to functioning as a team in order to serve the public by protecting individual rights and to provide equal, fair and consistent access to justice for all who are in need of our services. Our mission is to serve all individuals impartially, honestly and with integrity. If you have any questions or need more information please contact us at (775) 273-2753 or mouse over any of our names and send us an email.First Judicial District Court & Carson City Justice/Municipal CourtĬarson City, Nevada 89701 Mission Statement The current Judge and staff of the Lake Township Justice Court are : If you are filing a civil action, small claims or eviction, please see our schedule of fees listed below under "Related Articles". The Justice of the Peace also reviews and issues search warrants for all law enforcement agencies operating within Pershing County and the City of Lovelock except for Tribal Police and The Bureau of Indian Affairs as a State Court generally lacks jurisdiction on federal land.Ĭivil jurisdiction includes: formal civil actions ($15,000.00 monetary limit) small claims ($10,000.00 monetary limit) landlord/tenant actions domestic violence protection orders stalking/harassment orders keep the peace orders extradition hearings coroner’s inquests and marriages. The Justice of the Peace reviews and conducts traffic court for all citations written in Pershing County, the Court receives citations from the following agencies: Nevada Department of Public Safety (Highway Patrol), Pershing County Sheriff's Office, Lovelock Animal Control, Nevada State Parks, Lovelock Police Department and the Nevada Division of Wildlife.
In addition, misdemeanor bench trials are generally held within 60 days after a person enters a not guilty plea to the crime with which they are alleged to have committed. The Justice of the Peace reviews probable cause determinations for people arrested within 48 hours, conducts arraignments/advisements for people arrested within 72 hours and conducts preliminary examinations on felony and gross misdemeanor crimes within 15 days from the date of their arraignment/advisement. The Court's jurisdiction is limited to misdemeanors which are punishable by imprisonment in the county jail for a period not to exceed six months, a fine not to exceed $1,000.00 or a combination of both. Mission Statement: "The Lake Township Justice Court is a court of limited jurisdiction which strives to uphold the public's trust and confidence, while retaining its independence and accountability by dealing with each matter in an equitable and timely manner".
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