Figuring out what you need to pay for bail can be complicated.
To make things easier for you, we’ve put together information about how much you can expect to pay for bail for commonly committed crimes in Las Vegas.
Keep reading for details about bail amounts by crime.
Bail Amounts By Crime In Las Vegas
One note before we begin:
Please be advised that we’ve broken up bail amounts by crime between the Las Vegas Municipal Court and the Las Vegas Justice Court.
Las Vegas Municipal Court
To see the complete bail schedule for the Municipal Court, check out the Las Vegas Municipal Court Fine and Bail Schedule document here.
To make things easier for you, we’ve added some of the most commonly committed crimes to the list below.
1. No Drivers License
The bail amount is $478.00.
According to the Municode Library, this is a designated misdemeanor. 10.02.010.
2. DUI Liquor and/or Drugs
The bail amount is $2,115.00.
NRS 484C.110
For more information, see Chapter 11.14 – Driving Under The Influence in the Municode Library.
3. No Registration In Vehicle
The bail amount is $208.00.
According to the Municode Library, “10.02.010 – Designated misdemeanors. The commission of any act within the corporate limits of the City or the failure to perform any act within such corporate limits, which is made a misdemeanor by the laws of the State is hereby declared to be and shall constitute a misdemeanor.”
4. Expired License Plates
The bail amount is $208.00.
NRS 482.545-1
According to the Municode Library, this is a designated misdemeanor. 10.02.010.
5. Unregistered Vehicle, Trailer, or Semi Trailer
The bail amount is $208.00.
NRS 482.545
According to the Municode Library, this is a designated misdemeanor. 10.02.010.
6. No Proof of Insurance
The bail amount is $747.00.
NRS 485.185
According to the Municode Library, this is a designated misdemeanor. 10.02.010.
7. Use By Other Vehicles At Bus Stops and Taxistands
The bail amount is $208.00.
According to the Municode Library, “11.60.020 – Use by other vehicles. No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle other than a bus in a bus stop, or other than a taxicab in a taxicab stand when any such stop or stand has been officially designated and appropriately signed, except that the driver of a passenger vehicle may temporarily stop in a taxi zone for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading passengers and such stopping does not interfere with a taxicab waiting to enter or about to enter such zone.”
8. Violating Normal Distance For Parallel Parking
The bail amount is $208.00.
According to the Municode Library, “11.52.040 – Parallel norm—Distance from curb. Except as otherwise provided in this Chapter: (A) No person shall stand or park a vehicle in a roadway other than parallel with the edge of the roadway headed in the direction of lawful traffic movement. (B) No person shall stand or park a vehicle in a roadway with the wheels of the vehicle farther than eighteen inches from the curb or edge of the roadway.”
9. Permitting Unlicensed Person To Drive
The bail amount is $368.00.
NRS 483.590
According to the Municode Library, this is a designated misdemeanor. 10.02.010.
10. Obedience To Traffic Control Devices
The bail amount is $308.00.
NRS 484B.300
According to the Municode Library, “11.32.040 – Lane direction control. When lane-directional-control signals are placed on the individual lanes of a street or highway, vehicular traffic may travel in any lane over which a green signal is shown, but shall not enter or travel in any lane over which a red signal is shown.”
11. Ignoring Stop Signs
The bail amount is $308.00.
NRS 484B.257
According to the Municode Library, “11.20.040 – Stop signs—Compliance. When stop signs are erected as herein authorized at or near the entrance to any intersection, every driver of a vehicle approaching such a stop sign shall stop such vehicle before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection or, in the event there is no crosswalk, shall stop at a clearly marked stop line, but if none, then at a point at the entrance to the intersecting street or highway.”
12. Following Too Close
The bail amount is $308.00.
NRS 484B.127
According to the Municode Library, “11.12.080 – Following. (A) The driver of a motor vehicle shall not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and prudent, having due regard for the speed of such vehicles and the traffic upon and the condition of the street.(B) The driver of any motor truck or vehicle drawing another vehicle when traveling upon a roadway whenever conditions permit shall leave sufficient space so that an overtaking vehicle may enter and occupy such space without danger.(C) The provisions of this Section shall not apply to funeral processions.”
Las Vegas Justice Court
To see the complete bail schedule for the Justice Court, check out the Justice Court, Las Vegas Township Standard Bail Schedule document here.
To make things easier for you, we’ve simplified the list below.
1. Category A Felonies
There is no standard bail amount. Instead, the amount is determined in court.
2. Category B Felonies
The bail amount is $20,000. But there may not be a standard bail amount, depending on the nature and severity of the crime.
3. Category C Felonies
The bail amount is usually $5,000 but can also be $15,000 if the case involves domestic violence with strangulation.
4. Category D and E Felonies
The bail amount is $3,000.
5. Gross Misdemeanors
The bail amount is usually $2,000 but can also be $5,000 if the case involves domestic violence for a pregnant victim.
6. Misdemeanors – Battery Domestic Violence and DUI
Bail amounts range from $1,000 to $5,000, depending on the crime and how many times it has been committed.
7. Violations of Protection Order
The bail amount is $15,000.
Further Reading: Bail Bond FAQs
To learn more about bail bonds, check out the frequently asked questions below.
Can A Bail Bonds Service Be Discreet?
Yes, it can. All n One Bail Bonds works hard to maintain your privacy. We at All n One Bail Bonds believe privacy is your right. We also believe in the concept of innocent until proven guilty and will NEVER treat you like a guilty party. For this reason, we discourage speculation and only stick to the facts of your case.
If you want to work with a company that will respect your privacy and keep your information confidential to the best of our ability according to the law, call us today.
How Long Do Bail Bonds Take?
Since there are multiple steps in the bail bond process, you can expect the entire process to take up to 24 hours….That is, from the time you start your bail bond paperwork to the time you get released.
With that said, we strive to get our clients out of jail as quickly as possible, so the process doesn’t always take this long.
What If I Can’t Pay My Bail Bond Premium?
If you can’t pay your bail bond premium, the good news is that we offer flexible premium payment plans that are carefully designed to fit your budget.
We understand that bail bond premiums can be expensive, which is why we go the
extra mile to accommodate your situation.
If you are unable to take on a flexible payment plan (we understand that sometimes money is very tight), we do provide the option for you to work with a co-signer to get your payments covered.
Can I Get Out Of Jail Without Paying Bail?
Sometimes, yes. Getting out of jail without having to pay bail is known as getting released on your Own Recognizance (O.R.).
While this is certainly a good thing, it usually only happens in misdemeanor cases in which the defendant has no criminal history, does not pose a threat to the community, and is not considered a flight risk.
Is It Possible To Get Bail Reduced?
Yes, it is. To get your bail amount reduced, you can make the request yourself. Although to increase your chances of getting a positive answer, you’ll want to ask your attorney to file a motion for you during your bail hearing.
If you’ve already had a bail hearing but no motion was filed, you can request another bail hearing in order to make one.
Please remember that you or your attorney will need to ask for a bail reduction. Your bail bond agent, as helpful as they can be in other ways during your trial (for instance, keeping you accountable so that you make all your court dates), can’t make this request.
What Happens If A Person Violates Bail Conditions?
If you or someone you know violates bail conditions, then the money that was put up for bail will not be returned. If you had the help of a bail bond agency, then the court will keep the money that the bail bond company put up for bail. In the latter case, the bail bond company will most likely seek to recoup their losses by confiscating your collateral.
How Is Bail Amount Determined?
In cases where there is no standard bail schedule, courts look at a number of details, such as the motivation for the crime, how many times the crime has been committed, the reputation of the defendant, etc., before making a determination.
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