Changes to law focus of training

**reprinted from the Norfolk Daily News**

It’s not yet known how a new sex offender law will affect law enforcement.

Law enforcement officials and others will learn more about the nuances of Legislative Bill 285, passed into law last legislative session, at special training this week.

We're not sure until things are broken down and you start doing the math. But there is potential we could receive more people on lifetime placement,” said Joel Denney, a parole officer who supervises those offenders on lifetime registration.  read more »

All Terrain Vehicle Law Changes

 Effictive September 1, 2007, the laws governing the operation of all-terrain vehicles on public road have changed. Please see the revised statute below.

Section 60-6,356 - All-terrain vehicle; operation; restrictions; city or village ordinance; county board resolution.  read more »

Lawmakers approve lethal injection

After a bracket motion failed, senators passed a bill May 28 adopting lethal injection as the state’s method of execution.  read more »

Civil Process Fees Increase

As of Monday June 1, 2009 civil process fees have increased to comply with Nebraska Statute 33-117 and Legislative Bill 35.

Please review the update fee schedule at the followinng link:

Fee Schedule

2009 Nebraska Unicameral Session Review: Judiciary Changes and Updates

Senators approved lethal injection as the state’s method of execution this session. Measures relating to court fees, violent crime and exonerated inmates also were passed by lawmakers.  read more »