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Capitol construction required that the Nebraska State Library vacate its home on the third floor of the State Capitol over two years ago. The library has been housed temporarily at the UNL College of Law through a generous offer of on-campus space in the Schmid Law Library. Librarians are now making...
Court and probation offices will be closed in observance of Veteran's Day. Please contact your local court or probation office for more information.
The Lancaster County Veteran’s Treatment Court joined the Lincoln Veterans Parade on November 7, 2021. The event was arranged by veterans for veterans, with the theme of “Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans; We Honor Now, Those Who Were Not Honored Then.” Pictured are veterans’ treatment court mentors...
The Office of Dispute Resolution (Administrative Office of the Courts and Probation’s Court Services Division) was awarded a $1M, 3-year grant to implement the Juvenile Restorative Justice and Family Intervention Initiative, a statewide “upstream” program geared at diverting youth under the age of...
Court Reporter Kris Riekenberg has always been generous with her time, but more so during COVID’s challenges over the past year. She has served as court reporter for judges outside of her home court throughout the year - traveling from Beatrice to Lincoln, Omaha, and Plattsmouth to assist. She has...
The Dodge County Adult Drug Court celebrated graduation in Fremont on October 26, 2021. Judge Geoffrey C. Hall presided over the ceremony at the Dodge County Courthouse. For the graduates, Terry Benne and Lindsey Blair, the ceremony marks the completion of comprehensive mental health treatment...
Since 2019, Nebraska Assistant Deputy for Operations Jacey Rader has served as the Interstate Commission for Juveniles (ICJ) Commission Chair. During the Commission’s annual business meeting, held in early October 2021, Rader was presented with the Commission Chair award (pictured above). According...
The volunteer court bailiff program in Hastings is featured in the “Young at Heart” section of the Hastings Tribune. The article features retired financial planner Virgil Klein, who is a 15-year court volunteer. Clerk Magistrate Tom Hawes calls the court’s volunteer bailiffs a “tremendous help” and...
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The Nebraska Court Improvement Project (CIP) hosted their annual conference as a hybrid in-person and virtual event in September. CIP held the 2021 Regional Conferences in Ogallala and Omaha, and live-streamed the Omaha event, so that everyone across the state could benefit from the education and...