The number of hours of annual training required for law enforcement officers in less populated Nebraska counties would decrease under a proposal considered March 20 by the Judiciary Committee.
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Lawmakers amended a proposal to regulate kratom products in Nebraska before giving the bill second round approval March 18.
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A measure that would reduce the age at which juveniles in Nebraska may be prosecuted as adults and placed in detention was discussed by the Judiciary Committee March 13.
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A proposal that would update the state’s informed consent laws for abortion was considered by the Judiciary Committee March 6.
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The Judiciary Committee considered a measure March 5 intended to address the unlawful occupation of property.
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Lawmakers advanced a bill from general file Feb. 27 that would regulate the sale of kratom products in Nebraska.
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A measure that would broaden legal immunity to those prescribing, dispensing or administering medications that rapidly reverse an opioid overdose advanced from the first round of debate Feb. 26.
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A bill that would add mold and pest infestation to the list of maintenance emergencies that constitute a breach of contract between a landlord and tenant in Nebraska law was considered Feb. 20 by the Judiciary Committee.
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A new crime of assaulting a sports official would be created under a measure considered Feb. 12 by the Judiciary Committee.
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Nebraska minors would need parental consent before creating a social media account under a proposal considered Feb. 6 by the Judiciary Committee.
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The Judiciary Committee heard testimony Feb. 5 on a bill that would reduce the Nebraska statute of limitations for personal injury actions from four years to two.
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Nebraska voters would decide whether to repeal the state’s death penalty under a proposal considered by the Judiciary Committee Jan. 31.
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A measure that would prohibit housing discrimination based on lawful sources of income was considered by the Judiciary Committee Jan. 30.
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The Judiciary Committee heard testimony on a measure Jan. 29 that would prohibit the sale of hemp-derived cannabinoids, commonly known as delta-8.
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A bill that would redefine and limit the use of restrictive housing in the state’s correctional facilities was heard by the Judiciary Committee Jan. 24.
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