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Hockey fans arrested at Golden Knights games at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas eventually get transported to and booked at the Clark County Detention Center. The jail is about eight miles away from the arena. Most arrestees are allowed to bail out and stay out of custody while their criminal case is ongoing.
The majority of arrestees booked at the Clark County Detention Center (CCDC) can bail out. The bail for most misdemeanors is $1,000, but bail is $3,000 for misdemeanor-level battery domestic violence. (For more standard bail amounts, refer to the Las Vegas Justice Court bail schedule.)
Arrestees who do not bail out get a 72-hour hearing (“initial appearance”) three judicial days after the arrest. This hearing serves as the arraignment. And the arrestee (or his/her lawyer) can use the hearing to request that the court reduce bail or release the arrestee on his/her own recognizance (O.R. release).
The court returns bail money after the case completely ends. Arrestees who cannot put up the entire bail amount can hire a bail bondsman, usually for just 15% of the entire bail amount. Then after the case closes weeks or months later, the court returns the bail money to the bail bondsman.
Ten typical criminal offenses that allegedly happen at T-Mobile Arena are:
There may be Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers stationed at T-Mobile Arena during Golden Knights events. But private security guards largely handle all the crowd management and entry point inspections.
Private security are not police. Therefore, security instead perform citizen’s arrests and detain the arrestees until LVMPD officers can arrive.
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A former Los Angeles prosecutor, attorney Neil Shouse graduated with honors from UC Berkeley and Harvard Law School (and completed additional graduate studies at MIT). He has been featured on CNN, Good Morning America, Dr Phil, The Today Show and Court TV. Mr Shouse has been recognized by the National Trial Lawyers as one of the Top 100 Criminal and Top 100 Civil Attorneys.