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Judiciary
March 29, 2018 admin

Requirement for correctional overcrowding emergency plan advanced

The state Department of Correctional Services would be required to develop an accelerated release plan for inmates under a bill advanced by the Legislature March 29. 

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Appropriations
March 29, 2018 admin

Title X compromise reached, state budget adjustments advance

Lawmakers reached a compromise on Title X provisions in the state’s mainline budget March 28, amending and advancing the bill to final reading.

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Health and Human Services
March 29, 2018 admin

Early miscarriage commemorative certificates advance

A bill that would authorize the provision of a commemorative certificate of nonviable birth for early miscarriages cleared the first round of legislative debate March 28.

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Judiciary
March 29, 2018 admin

Prohibition against threatening electronic communications approved

Lawmakers gave final approval March 29 to a bill making it a criminal offense to threaten someone with a text or email message.

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General Affairs
March 29, 2018 admin

Electronic transfer of keno funds approved

Lawmakers passed a bill March 29 that would change the way keno locations handle keno revenue.

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Executive Board
March 29, 2018 admin

Child welfare reporting requirements approved

Reporting requirements regarding the state’s child welfare and juvenile justice systems are strengthened under a bill passed March 29.

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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 29, 2018 admin

Creation of 911 service committee approved

The Legislature passed a bill March 29 that improves access to 911 services throughout the state. 

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Judiciary
March 29, 2018 admin

Tighter controls on opiate prescriptions passed

A bill to tighten restrictions on dispensing opiates in Nebraska was passed by the Legislature March 29. 

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Judiciary
March 29, 2018 admin

Assault protections extended to health care providers

The Legislature passed a bill March 29 that enhances assault penalties for health care providers. 

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Judiciary
March 29, 2018 admin

Bill equalizes district court caseloads

Lawmakers passed a bill March 29 that will help equalize caseloads in the district court system. 

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Judiciary
March 29, 2018 admin

Process approved for health care surrogacy

The Legislature passed a bill March 29 that allows people to make health care decisions for certain adults and emancipated minors. 

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Health and Human Services
March 29, 2018 admin

Child support updates approved

A bill that harmonizes Nebraska’s child support program with federal law passed March 29.

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Health and Human Services
March 29, 2018 admin

Developmental disability funding priority for military dependents approved

A new funding priority for military dependents with developmental disabilities was created under a bill passed March 29.

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Appropriations
March 29, 2018 admin

Mechanism for Willa Cather property preservation approved

Lawmakers approved a proposal March 29 to fund preservation and restoration of properties related to author Willa Cather.

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Transportation and Telecommunications
March 29, 2018 admin

Greater child seat requirements approved

Child safety seats will get more use under a bill passed by lawmakers March 29. 

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