This text of Nebraska § 84-941.01 (Potentially disqualifying conviction, defined) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Nebraska primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
Potentially disqualifying conviction includes a conviction for:
(1)Criminal attempt as provided in section 28-201 , conspiracy as provided in section 28-202 , or aiding and abetting as provided in section 28-206 , to commit an offense listed in this section;
(2)Murder as provided in sections 28-303 or 28-304 ;
(3)Manslaughter as provided in section 28-305 ;
(4)Motor vehicle homicide as provided in section 28-306 ;
(5)Assault in the first or second degree as provided in sections 28-308 and 28-309 ;
(6)Terroristic threats as provided in section 28-311.01 ;
(7)Stalking as provided in section 28-311.03 ;
(8)Kidnapping as provided in section 28-313 ;
(9)False imprisonment as provided in sections 28-314 and 28-315 ;
(10)A sexual act subject to criminal penalties as pro
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Potentially disqualifying conviction includes a conviction for:
(1) Criminal attempt as provided in section 28-201 , conspiracy as provided in section 28-202 , or aiding and abetting as provided in section 28-206 , to commit an offense listed in this section;
(2) Murder as provided in sections 28-303 or 28-304 ;
(3) Manslaughter as provided in section 28-305 ;
(4) Motor vehicle homicide as provided in section 28-306 ;
(5) Assault in the first or second degree as provided in sections 28-308 and 28-309 ;
(6) Terroristic threats as provided in section 28-311.01 ;
(7) Stalking as provided in section 28-311.03 ;
(8) Kidnapping as provided in section 28-313 ;
(9) False imprisonment as provided in sections 28-314 and 28-315 ;
(10) A sexual act subject to criminal penalties as provided in sections 28-317 to 28-322.05 ;
(11) Domestic assault as provided in section 28-323 ;
(12) Robbery as provided in section 28-324 ;
(13) Arson as provided in sections 28-502 , 28-503 , and 28-504 ;
(14) Fraud subject to criminal penalties as provided in sections 28-505 , 28-631 , 28-638 , 28-639 , 28-640 , and 28-935 ;
(15) Theft as provided in sections 28-511 , 28-512 , 28-513 , and 28-515 ;
(16) Forgery as provided in sections 28-602 and 28-603 ;
(17) Incest as provided in section 28-703 ;
(18) Child abuse as provided in section 28-707 ;
(19) Human trafficking, labor trafficking, sex trafficking, labor trafficking of a minor, or sex trafficking of a minor as provided in section 28-831 ;
(20) False reporting as provided in section 28-907 ;
(21) Perjury as provided in section 28-915 ;
(22) Assault on an officer, an emergency responder, certain employees, or a health care professional in the first degree as provided in section 28-929 ;
(23) Assault on an officer, an emergency responder, certain employees, or a health care professional in the second degree as provided in section 28-930 ;
(24) Assault on an officer, an emergency responder, certain employees, or a health care professional in the third degree as provided in section 28-931 ;
(25) Assault on an officer, an emergency responder, certain employees, or a health care professional using a motor vehicle as provided in section 28-931.01 ;
(26) An offense that has as an element the threat to inflict serious bodily injury as defined in section 28-109 or death on another person, the intentional infliction of serious bodily injury as defined in section 28-109 on another person, or intentionally causing the death of another person;
(27) An offense for which registration is required under the Sex Offender Registration Act; or
(28) Any offense under the laws of another jurisdiction that is substantially equivalent to any of the offenses listed in this section.