Clerk of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
The Clerk’s office serves both the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals by providing timely processing and assignment of motions and of appeals for oral argument. The staff works with both courts to accurately and efficiently convey the rulings of each court to all counsel and self-represented litigants. They also maintain the court calendar and produce the courts’ listings of upcoming cases. All efforts combine to assist the appellate courts in the processing of appeals in the most expeditious manner.
Joshua R. Shasserre, Clerk
P.O. Box 98910
Lincoln, NE 68509
Physical Address:
Room 2413, State Capitol
1445 K Street
Phone: (402) 471-3731
Fax: (402) 471-3480
Resources:
- Daily Minute Entry Orders (link)
- What to do when e-filing says you need a text-based document: Adobe OCR Instructions, Nitro OCR Instructions, Converting a Word Document to Searchable PDF,
How to convert Pages to PDF on a Mac
- Prior to viewing a Presentence Report in the Clerk's office the
Request of Confidential Record form must be electronically filed pursuant to § 2-202. Attorneys reserving a time to view a Presentence Report may click here.
- Certificate of Good Standing Requests (will be mailed unless specifically requested in the comments to be sent by email with address provided). $5 fee associated with Certificates of Good Standing.
- Certificate of Authority Requests. As of July 1, 2023, all professional organizations shall electronically submit the $25 fee and all required documents to obtain a Certificate of Authority from the Nebraska Supreme Court to operate in this state. The $25 fee is to be paid through the online portal. Any request or payment received by non-electronic means will be returned. Please see Neb. Ct. R. §§ 3-201 et seq. or 3-601 et seq. to download the appropriate appendix for submission to the Clerk of the Supreme Court at certauthority@nejudicial.gov.
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Electronic filing on Supreme Court and Court of Appeals cases is available for all attorneys. Visit the eFIling page of the Judicial Branch website for more information.