Riverside Hall of Justice Bail Bonds
Need bail for a Riverside Hall of Justice arraignment? Chad Conley posts bonds at the Robert Presley Detention Center — half a mile from the courthouse — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Riverside Hall of Justice
The Riverside Hall of Justice at 4100 Main St is the main Superior Court facility for western Riverside County. It handles felony and misdemeanor arraignments for defendants booked at the Robert Presley Detention Center, as well as cases originating from Corona, Moreno Valley, Norco, Eastvale, Jurupa Valley, and surrounding communities. Felony arraignments are typically held within 48 hours of booking. Chad Conley is positioned to post bond at RPDC the moment bail is set.
Address
4100 Main St, Riverside CA 92501
Phone
(951) 777-3147
Hours
Mon–Fri 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Division
Southwest Division
Case Types
Felony, Misdemeanor, Traffic, Civil
Nearest Jail
Robert Presley Detention Center — 4000 Orange St (0.5 miles)
Nearest Jail: Robert Presley Detention Center — 4000 Orange St (0.5 miles)
Chad posts bonds at this facility 24/7 — the moment bail is set at Riverside Hall of Justice, we move immediately.
What Happens at Arraignment — Riverside Hall of Justice
At arraignment, the defendant appears before a judge, hears the formal charges, and enters a plea. The judge then sets, modifies, or denies bail. For felony cases, this typically occurs within 48 hours of booking at the Robert Presley Detention Center. For misdemeanors, bail may already be set by the county schedule at booking. Once bail is set, Chad can post the bond at RPDC immediately — release typically takes 4–8 hours from bond acceptance.
1
Arrest & Booking
Defendant is arrested and booked at the nearest jail. Bail may be set by the county schedule at booking for misdemeanors.
2
Arraignment
Defendant appears at Riverside Hall of Justice. Judge reviews charges, enters plea, and sets or modifies bail — typically within 48 hours.
3
Bond Posted & Release
Chad posts the bond at the jail immediately after bail is set. Release begins — typically 4–8 hours from bond acceptance.
Cities Served by Riverside Hall of Justice
Visiting Riverside Hall of Justice? What You Need to Know
Practical information for families attending arraignment or hearings — so you are not caught off guard at the door.
Parking
Nearest lot: County Parking Structure — 4100 Main St (adjacent to courthouse)
Cost: $2–$7/day; metered street parking on Main St and Lemon St (2-hour limit)
The Main St parking structure is the most convenient — enter from Lemon St. Arrive by 8:00 AM for morning arraignments. The structure fills quickly on Mondays.
Security Screening
Lines: Main entrance on Main St. Lines peak 8:00–9:00 AM. Expect 10–20 min wait on busy calendar days.
Leave these in your car:
- Pocket knives and multi-tools
- Outside food and drinks
- Laptop computers
- Pepper spray
- Large bags or backpacks (may be searched)
Riverside County security is thorough. Empty your pockets completely before reaching the scanner — coins, keys, and belts all trigger the alarm.
Cell Phone Policy
Cell phones are allowed in the Hall of Justice but must be silenced in all courtrooms. No photography or recording anywhere inside the building.
Bailiffs at Riverside Hall of Justice are strict about phone use. Silence your phone before entering the building, not just the courtroom.
Dress Code
Recommended: Business casual or better — collared shirt, slacks or clean jeans, closed-toe shoes.
Avoid:
- Gang-affiliated colors or clothing
- Shorts or tank tops
- Flip-flops or open sandals
- Hats or hoods inside courtrooms
- Clothing with offensive language or imagery
Riverside judges run tight courtrooms. Families who dress respectfully and arrive on time make a better impression — and that impression can matter.
Arraignment Day Tips — From Chad
- Riverside Hall of Justice arraignments typically begin at 8:30 AM in the criminal departments. Check the lobby directory board for the correct department.
- Robert Presley Detention Center is 0.5 miles away — Chad posts bonds there 24/7 and moves the moment bail is set.
- Bring the defendant full legal name and date of birth — the clerk window can look up case status and next court dates.
- If bail is set higher than expected, ask the public defender about a bail reduction motion — it can be filed the same day.
- Parking enforcement is active on Main St. Use the county structure to avoid a ticket on top of everything else.
Arraignment at Riverside Hall of Justice? Call Now.
Chad Conley answers 24/7. Spanish-speaking agents available at (909) 657-6030.