Nebraska § 43-260.05 Juvenile
pretrial diversion program; optional services

Nebraska Statutes

§ 43-260.05 — Juvenile pretrial diversion program; optional services

Nebraska § 43-260.05

Ch. 43Infants and Juveniles

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 43-260.05 (2026).

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A juvenile pretrial diversion program may:

(1)Provide screening services to the court and county attorney or city attorney to help identify likely candidates for the program;

(2)Establish goals for diverted juvenile offenders and monitor performance of the goals;

(3)Coordinate chemical dependency assessments of diverted juvenile offenders when indicated, make appropriate referrals for treatment, and monitor treatment and aftercare;

(4)Coordinate individual, group, and family counseling services;

(5)Oversee the payment of victim restitution by diverted juvenile offenders;

(6)Assist diverted juvenile offenders in identifying and contacting appropriate community resources;

(7)Coordinate educational services to diverted juvenile offenders to enable them to earn a high school diploma or

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juvenile pretrial diversion program may:
(1) Provide screening services to the court and county attorney
or city attorney to help identify likely candidates for the program;
(2) Establish goals for diverted juvenile offenders and monitor
performance of the goals;
(3) Coordinate chemical dependency
assessments of diverted juvenile offenders when indicated, make appropriate
referrals for treatment, and monitor treatment and aftercare;
(4) Coordinate individual, group,
and family counseling services;
(5) Oversee the payment of victim restitution by diverted
juvenile offenders;
(6) Assist diverted juvenile offenders in identifying and
contacting appropriate community resources;
(7) Coordinate educational services
to diverted juvenile offenders to enable them to earn a high school diploma
or general education development diploma; and
(8) Provide accurate information on how diverted juvenile
offenders perform in the program to the juvenile courts, county attorneys,
city attorneys, defense attorneys, and probation officers.