110 Regent St · Inglewood

Inglewood Juvenile Courthouse
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Inglewood's juvenile delinquency court, steps from the general-jurisdiction Inglewood Courthouse. What is heard here, who routes here, and where adult custody and bail are handled.

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Los Angeles Superior Court · Juvenile Delinquency — Southwest

Inglewood Juvenile Courthouse

110 Regent St, Inglewood, CA 90301

Juvenile delinquency court

Court hours Monday–Friday · Armstrong Bail Bonds open 24 hours

This is not an adult criminal court and no bail is posted here. For an adult case in the same family, we post bonds county-wide from our office at Glendale, California.

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Courthouse Overview

The Inglewood Juvenile Courthouse stands at 110 Regent Street, in the same Inglewood civic center as the general-jurisdiction Inglewood Courthouse at 1 Regent Street. It handles juvenile delinquency matters — cases in which a minor is alleged to have committed an offense.

The proximity is convenient and confusing in equal measure. Two courts share a street address line and a civic block, but they are not interchangeable: one hears adult criminal, traffic, and civil calendars, the other hears juvenile matters. Read the courthouse name and the department number on the notice rather than assuming "the Inglewood courthouse" means one specific door.

What actually separates them is the legal framework, not the walking distance. Juvenile delinquency proceedings are built around supervision, services, and rehabilitation instead of adult sentencing, and they are treated as confidential rather than public. Minors are kept out of adult criminal facilities and calendars entirely. That is why a separate juvenile courthouse exists even in a civic center this compact.

Our role here is limited and we would rather say so plainly than pad this page with bail mechanics that do not apply. There is no bail bond in a juvenile delinquency case. Where we help is next door and around the county: an adult relative in custody on a separate criminal case, an Inglewood city jail booking, a bond posted before a county transfer so the family can be in both places on the same week.

Official court information: Superior Court of Los Angeles County — Juvenile Division

At A Glance

  • Inglewood Juvenile Courthouse
  • 110 Regent St, Inglewood, CA 90301
  • Juvenile delinquency court — not an adult criminal court
  • Court hours Monday–Friday · we answer 24 hours for adult bail matters

What This Courthouse Handles

This building carries juvenile delinquency calendars only.

01

Delinquency Petitions

Petitions alleging that a minor committed an offense, filed under juvenile law rather than as an adult criminal complaint.

02

Detention Hearings

Hearings on whether a minor remains detained or is released to a parent or guardian — a judicial decision, not a bail amount a family can post.

03

Adjudication & Disposition

The juvenile counterparts to trial and sentencing, focused on supervision, services, and rehabilitation.

04

Probation & Review

Ongoing review hearings on compliance with the court's orders and juvenile probation terms.

05

Not Heard Here

Adult criminal cases, arraignments, adult bail matters, and traffic citations — those belong to the general-jurisdiction Inglewood Courthouse at 1 Regent St.

What Inglewood Juvenile Court Is Not

This is a juvenile delinquency court, separate from the adult Inglewood Courthouse a short distance away. Minors are not bailed out of juvenile court — release is decided at a detention hearing with probation, not by posting a bail schedule amount, so there is no bond to write on a juvenile case. Juvenile matters are also confidential; court staff cannot confirm case status by phone the way they can for an adult booking.

If A Court Date Is Missed

A missed juvenile date goes to the court and probation, not to a surety — no bond is forfeited because none was posted. Adult cases at the Inglewood Courthouse are different: a missed date there can forfeit the bond and trigger a bench warrant the same day, and there is a limited window to fix it.
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Juvenile Court FAQs

Questions specific to Inglewood Juvenile Courthouse and how this court differs from the adult criminal courts nearby.

Who is writing this bond

A family that has posted bail in California since 1926

Cecil C. Armstrong opened our Glendale office in 1926. Four generations later, Bill Armstrong (CEO) and Nikki Armstrong (Co-CEO & Licensed Bail Agent) — the fourth generation of the family — still run the company, and our agents still answer the phone themselves. When you call about an arrest in Los Angeles or San Diego County, you reach a licensed Armstrong agent, not a national call center that hands your file to a stranger in another state.

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