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Executive Board
April 12, 2016 admin

Access to tax incentive data granted

Lawmakers passed a bill April 12 that ensures the Legislative Audit Office’s access to data necessary for conducting performance audits

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Judiciary
April 12, 2016 admin

Additional problem-solving courts approved

Problem-solving courts can be used in more cases under a bill passed by lawmakers April 12. These court programs accommodate

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
April 12, 2016 admin

Military commission approved

Lawmakers gave final approval April 12 to a bill that creates a commission designed to protect the state’s military installations,

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Judiciary
April 12, 2016 admin

Personal privacy bill approved

Lawmakers passed a bill April 12 that automatically seals certain criminal proceeding records. LB505, introduced by Omaha Sen. Bob Krist,

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Health and Human Services
April 12, 2016 admin

Statewide stroke response system approved

A bill that develops a statewide stroke system of care in Nebraska passed April 12. LB722, sponsored by Sen. Roy

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Retirement Systems
April 12, 2016 admin

New state patrol retirement benefits reduced

Lawmakers gave final approval April 12 to a bill that changes the retirement plans of new Nebraska State Patrol members.

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Natural Resources
April 8, 2016 admin

Exemptions for private renewable energy companies advance

Senators amended and advanced a bill April 7 to encourage private renewable energy development—especially wind energy. Sen. Ken Haar of

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Revenue
April 8, 2016 admin

Community college limits removed from ag land tax credit bill

A bill that would increase the amount of property tax credits for agricultural landowners advanced to the final round of

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Education
April 8, 2016 admin

Elimination of learning community common levy clears second round

Senators advanced a bill April 6 that would end the Omaha learning community’s common levy and provide transition aid to

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Judiciary
April 8, 2016 admin

Camera procedures required for law enforcement

Law enforcement agencies using body-worn cameras will have to document usage procedures under a bill passed by the Legislature April

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Judiciary
April 7, 2016 admin

Consumer protections enhanced

Lawmakers passed a bill April 7 that strengthens consumer protection laws. LB835, introduced by Omaha Sen. Heath Mello, makes changes

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Judiciary
April 7, 2016 admin

Human trafficking immunity passed

A bill that provides legal immunity to victims of human trafficking was passed by the Legislature April 7. LB843, introduced

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
April 7, 2016 admin

Omnibus election bill clears final round

Lawmakers gave final approval April 7 to a bill that makes a number of changes to the state’s election laws.

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Executive Board
April 7, 2016 admin

Process for certified version of Nebraska Constitution approved

A bill that establishes a process for the development and publication of a certified version of the state constitution was

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Health and Human Services
April 7, 2016 admin

Private adoption provisions approved

Parents who conduct an adoption privately or through an agency may enter into a communication and contact agreement under a

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