Nebraska § 29-2243 Probation officers; performance metrics

Nebraska Statutes

§ 29-2243 — Probation officers; performance metrics

Nebraska § 29-2243

Ch. 29Criminal Procedure

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 29-2243 (2026).

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The office shall establish performance metrics for probation officers. Such metrics should measure efficacy in providing rehabilitative and reentry services to probationers. Such metrics should:

(1)Reflect a balanced approach that considers both compliance and enforcement measures as well as outcomes related to rehabilitation, reintegration, and public safety;

(2)Include indicators of progress for probationers, such as successful completion of treatment programs, educational attainment, employment status, and compliance with conditions of supervision;

(3)Emphasize the importance of providing supportive services, fostering positive relationships with probationers, and promoting successful community reentry; and

(4)Be aligned with best practices, stakeholder input, and the evolving goals

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The office shall establish performance metrics for probation officers. Such metrics should measure efficacy in providing rehabilitative and reentry services to probationers. Such metrics should:
(1) Reflect a balanced approach that considers both compliance and enforcement measures as well as outcomes related to rehabilitation, reintegration, and public safety;
(2) Include indicators of progress for probationers, such as successful completion of treatment programs, educational attainment, employment status, and compliance with conditions of supervision;
(3) Emphasize the importance of providing supportive services, fostering positive relationships with probationers, and promoting successful community reentry; and
(4) Be aligned with best practices, stakeholder input, and the evolving goals and priorities of the criminal justice system.