Damon Strong joins Your Nebraska Judicial Branch to discuss his first year leading adult probation in Douglas County. Damon has relied on his unwavering commitment and strong relationships to navigate the global pandemic and “the great resignation” in serving his community. Your Nebraska Judicial...

Link to: Article 20: Rules for Expanded News Media Coverage in Nebraska Trial Courts.(adopted December 21, 2016, effective March 1, 2017)

Awarded to: Chelsie Tasso, Clerk Magistrate, District 12 - Box Butte County Recipients of the innovation award are recognized for their contribution of effectiveness, efficiency, or economy of Nebraska Judicial System operations. Recognizing Chelsie Tasso’s creativity and her understanding of the...

Awarded to: Melissa Ireland, Judicial Branch Education Training Manager, Judicial Branch Education Commendable performance by an administrative employee in the Nebraska Judicial System is recognized through the Outstanding Administrative Employee Award. Recipients exhibit exemplary leadership...

In observance of the holiday, Court and Probation Offices will be closed on 2/21/2022.

Nebraska Chief Justice Michael G. Heavican will announce the establishment of Nebraska Trial Court Week during a proclamation signing ceremony at the State Capitol at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, March 18, 2022. The ceremony will kick off Trial Court Week celebrations occurring throughout the Judicial...

Court interpreters are needed across the state to enable Nebraska’s limited English proficient court users and probation clients to tell their own stories in their own words. Court interpreter certification is an earned professional credential that requires substantial language skills in both...

Training for Trainers is back and has been completely re-vamped! A group of sixteen Judicial Branch staff members were the first to go through the new blended curriculum which uses a combination of learning environments and modes of instruction. Self-paced online modules, live online instruction...

Carole McMahon-Boies, Administrator of the Supreme Court Attorney Services Division, is retiring February 28, 2022, after 15+ years of service to the Judicial Branch. McMahon-Boies began her Supreme Court career in 2006 as Director of Judicial Branch Education. She later expanded into management of...

The Butler County Problem-Solving Court in David City celebrated the graduation of Bryan Knust, Alexandra Wesley, and Stephanie Harriman on February 8, 2022. Judge Tina Marroquin presided over the ceremony. In attendance were District 5 Probation Staff, past problem-solving court graduates, and...