Awarded to: Linda Mitchell, Antelope County Court Clerk Magistrate

Linda’s passion for the court record and the courts has served her well as she works with court reporters and courts in all 93 counties to assign transcription requests and bills of exception. She reaches out to new clerk magistrates and staff who are maneuvering the transcription processes for the first time, and she seamlessly transitions assignments from the courts to the right court reporter.

As we wrap up Nebraska Trial Court week for 2024, catch up with the comments from Nemaha County Clerk Magistrate Cassondra Buethe, and Nuckolls County Clerk of the District Court Royce Gonzales in our podcast.

Nebraska Chief Justice Michael Heavican held a proclamation signing for Nebraska Trial Court Week on Monday morning, March 18; the first day of the 2024 week-long celebration. Nebraska Public Media live-streamed the proclamation signing for those unable to attend.

Awarded to:  Wendy Moore and Kelley Golden Assistant Judicial Administrators– District 4, Douglas County Court

When Douglas County Courts Judicial Administrator stepped away earlier this year it was imperative that strong leadership continue in Nebraska’s largest court. Wendy and Kelley stepped in to ensure a seamless transition as the Court pursued a new administrator over the next several months.

As an ongoing initiative for outreach and education, the Nebraska Supreme Court Justices will hold court in the Sidney High School auditorium on the morning of May 3, 2024. This visit is part of the Nebraska Supreme Court's and the legal community's sustained efforts to enhance understanding of court processes and underscore the significance of civics education in American society.

Administrative Assistant for the Adult Probation Services Division, Amanda Cox, extended her support to the Attorney Services Division during a hectic time. She swiftly adapted to a new role, handling numerous tasks with ease. She efficiently assisted attorneys with Continuing Legal Education (CLE) inquiries and annual filings. She also managed CLE submissions from various sponsors and promptly resolved account issues. Her ability and adaptability were consistently remarked upon by coworkers and attorneys.

As an ongoing initiative for outreach and education, the Nebraska Supreme Court Justices will hold court in the Roncalli High School auditorium on the afternoon of April 3, 2024. This visit is part of the Nebraska Supreme Court's and the legal community's sustained efforts to enhance understanding of court processes and underscore the significance of civics education in American society.

Court and Probation offices will be closed on 2/19/24.

Awarded to: Regan Van Matre, County Courtroom Clerk, Certified Electronic Reporter in Buffalo County Court

Angie Meyer, the Judicial Assistant Supervisor in Lancaster County, stepped up on short notice to support the Nebraska Supreme Court Judicial Resources Commission during their December hearing. In the absence of a court professional, Meyer volunteered to operate a Liberty Recorder at the Capitol. She demonstrated professionalism by arriving early, testing microphones, and seamlessly collaborating with the Supreme Court IT Department.

Angie, your dedication to (literally) going the extra mile truly makes you an Everyday Hero!