Nebraska § 43-403 Terms, defined

Nebraska Statutes

§ 43-403 — Terms, defined

Nebraska § 43-403

Ch. 43Infants and Juveniles

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 43-403 (2026).

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For purposes of the Health and Human Services, Office of Juvenile Services Act:

(1)Aftercare means the control, supervision, and care exercised over juveniles who have been discharged from commitment;

(2)Committed means an order by a court committing a juvenile to the care and custody of the Office of Juvenile Services for treatment at a youth rehabilitation and treatment center identified in the court order;

(3)Community supervision means the control, supervision, and care exercised over juveniles when a commitment to the level of treatment of a youth rehabilitation and treatment center has not been ordered by the court;

(4)Emergency, for purposes of sections 43-427 to 43-430 , means a public health emergency or a situation, including fire, flood, tornado, natural disaster, or dama

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For purposes of the Health and Human Services, Office of Juvenile Services Act:
(1) Aftercare means the control, supervision, and care exercised over juveniles who have been discharged from commitment;
(2) Committed means an order by a court committing a juvenile to the care and custody of the Office of Juvenile Services for treatment at a youth rehabilitation and treatment center identified in the court order;
(3) Community supervision means the control, supervision, and care exercised over juveniles when a commitment to the level of treatment of a youth rehabilitation and treatment center has not been ordered by the court;
(4) Emergency, for purposes of sections 43-427 to 43-430 , means a public health emergency or a situation, including fire, flood, tornado, natural disaster, or damage to a youth rehabilitation and treatment center, that renders the youth rehabilitation and treatment center uninhabitable. Emergency does not include inadequate staffing;
(5) Evaluation means assessment of the juvenile's social, physical, psychological, and educational development and needs, including a recommendation as to an appropriate treatment plan; and
(6) Treatment means the type of supervision, care, and rehabilitative services provided for the juvenile at a youth rehabilitation and treatment center operated by the Office of Juvenile Services.