Nebraska § 29-3705 Person acquitted prior to May 29, 1981; jurisdiction of trial court; petition; hearing

Nebraska Statutes

§ 29-3705 — Person acquitted prior to May 29, 1981; jurisdiction of trial court; petition; hearing

Nebraska § 29-3705

Ch. 29Criminal Procedure

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 29-3705 (2026).

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The court which tried and acquitted any person who, as of May 29, 1981, stands committed by an order of a mental health board pursuant to the Nebraska Mental Health Commitment Act in consequence of the insanity or derangement which was the ground of the acquittal, shall have jurisdiction over such person for disposition consistent with the provisions of sections  29-2203  and  29-3701  to  29-3704 . Within sixty days of May 29, 1981, the county attorney in the jurisdiction of the court which tried and acquitted the person shall file with the court which tried and acquitted the person and shall serve on the person a petition asserting the court's jurisdiction over the person for disposition consistent with sections  29-3701  to  29-3704 . The court shall then conduct an evidentiary hearing 

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The court which tried and acquitted any person who, as of May 29, 1981, stands committed by an order of a mental health board pursuant to the Nebraska Mental Health Commitment Act in consequence of the insanity or derangement which was the ground of the acquittal, shall have jurisdiction over such person for disposition consistent with the provisions of sections 29-2203 and 29-3701 to 29-3704 . Within sixty days of May 29, 1981, the county attorney in the jurisdiction of the court which tried and acquitted the person shall file with the court which tried and acquitted the person and shall serve on the person a petition asserting the court's jurisdiction over the person for disposition consistent with sections 29-3701 to 29-3704 . The court shall then conduct an evidentiary hearing on the status of the person pursuant to section 29-3703 .