For the first time since 2016, one of the Nebraska Judicial Branch’s local interpreting partners has achieved certification status. Myhanh Che, a dedicated Vietnamese interpreter, has been serving Nebraska’s courts and probation offices since 2006. Her years-long journey to certification is a true...
More than 40 aspiring attorneys took a step toward their legal careers by sitting for the Nebraska Bar Exam in Lincoln on February 25 - 26, 2025. Held twice a year, the exam assesses a candidate's legal knowledge and reasoning. Administered by the Nebraska Supreme Court’s Attorney Services Division...
The investiture ceremony for Judge Jason M. Bergevin as a Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court, representing Appellate Court Judicial District 5, took place on February 14, 2025, in the Warner Chamber of the Nebraska State Capitol. District Court Judge Ryan Post of Lincoln served as the Master of...
Sarah Adams, Lincoln-based therapist and owner of Bloom Counseling LLC, has been honored with the 2025 Bob Moyer Memorial Award for Excellence in Domestic Violence-Informed Practice. Adams’ work within the Safe and Healthy Families Initiative Problem-Solving Court has been instrumental in supporting...
The Dodge County Through the Eyes of the Child team, led by Judge Thomas Klein, hosted a Cross Systems Training event in Fremont, Nebraska, on January 17, 2025. Over 60 juvenile court stakeholders attended the training, including attorneys, caseworkers, probation officers, educators, law enforcement...
On February 19, 2025, the Douglas County Young Adult Court celebrated Ana’s graduation at the Douglas County Courthouse in Omaha. Presiding over the ceremony, Judge Shelly Stratman recognized Ana’s successful completion of an intensive program that encompassed comprehensive mental health treatment...
Tamara T. Mosby of Omaha was appointed county court judge for the Fourth Judicial District of Nebraska (Douglas County) on February 13, 2025. According to Gov. Pillen’s office, Mosby’s 20-year career includes working as both a prosecutor and defense attorney. She started in New York, where she...
The presiding judge oversees county court services within the judicial district ( § 6-1459. Presiding judges). Key responsibilities include delegating administrative duties to judicial administrators and clerk magistrates in areas such as case management, facilities, personnel, and court records...
Kane M. Ramsey of Kearney was appointed district court judge for the ninth Judicial District of Nebraska (Buffalo and Hall counties) on February 7, 2025. According to Gov. Pillen’s office, Ramsey has been a deputy county attorney with the Buffalo County Attorney’s Office since 2019. Prior to that...
Awarded to: Megan Loomis, Special Populations Officer with the Juvenile Reentry Unit in Kearney Loomis embodies evidence-based practices through her commitment to relationship-building and empowering youth. Her dedication to fostering excellence is evident in her authentic presence, personalized...