Nebraska § 29-2248 Association; duties

Nebraska Statutes

§ 29-2248 — Association; duties

Nebraska § 29-2248

Ch. 29Criminal Procedure

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 29-2248 (2026).

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The association shall:

(1)Encourage development and implementation of uniform criteria for sentencing criminals;

(2)Participate in planning and presenting institutes and seminars for all judges in this state who sentence criminals or juveniles to discuss problems related to sentencing criminals or juveniles;

(3)Participate in planning and presenting orientation programs for new judges, such programs to include discussions of sentencing alternatives, procedures, and purposes;

(4)Visit from time to time correctional facilities of this state;

(5)Encourage creation and development of community resources of value to the probation system;

(6)Conduct such other programs of whatever nature of interest to its members;

(7)Exercise all powers and perform all duties necessary and proper to carr

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The association shall:
(1) Encourage development and implementation of uniform criteria for sentencing criminals;
(2) Participate in planning and presenting institutes and seminars for all judges in this state who sentence criminals or juveniles to discuss problems related to sentencing criminals or juveniles;
(3) Participate in planning and presenting orientation programs for new judges, such programs to include discussions of sentencing alternatives, procedures, and purposes;
(4) Visit from time to time correctional facilities of this state;
(5) Encourage creation and development of community resources of value to the probation system;
(6) Conduct such other programs of whatever nature of interest to its members;
(7) Exercise all powers and perform all duties necessary and proper to carry out its responsibilities; and
(8) Participate in planning and presenting institutes and seminars for all county employees who work in the judicial branch of government.