Nebraska § 28-1603 Law enforcement agency or prosecuting authority; seized property; prohibited acts

Nebraska Statutes

§ 28-1603 — Law enforcement agency or prosecuting authority; seized property; prohibited acts

Nebraska·Ch. 28 Crimes and Punishments

No law enforcement agency or prosecuting authority of this state or its political subdivisions shall transfer or refer any money or property to a federal law enforcement authority or other federal agency by any means unless:

(1)The money or property seized exceeds twenty-five thousand dollars in currency or value;

(2)The money or property is physically seized by a federal agent who is employed by the federal government; or

(3)The person from whom the money or property was seized is the subject of a federal prosecution or the facts and circumstances surrounding the money or property seized are the subject of a federal prosecution.

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No law enforcement agency or prosecuting authority of this state or its political subdivisions shall transfer or refer any money or property to a federal law enforcement authority or other federal agency by any means unless:
(1) The money or property seized exceeds twenty-five thousand dollars in currency or value;
(2) The money or property is physically seized by a federal agent who is employed by the federal government; or
(3) The person from whom the money or property was seized is the subject of a federal prosecution or the facts and circumstances surrounding the money or property seized are the subject of a federal prosecution.

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