Nebraska official directory

One paid one-time search for trial-court cases in Nebraska county and district courts. The judicial branch says each of the 93 counties has one county court and one district court. The search page names criminal, civil, traffic, juvenile, and probate cases, caps results at 30, and keeps results for three calendar days. County names were not copied into separate records. Separate juvenile courts and the Workers' Compensation Court are not named on this search page.

• Not a criminal-history check. The records-search policy describes court case information, not a State Patrol rap sheet.
• The one-time page does not name the separate juvenile courts in Douglas, Lancaster, and Sarpy Counties. Those courts are not marked covered.
• The statewide Workers' Compensation Court is a different court and is not named on this search page.
• Appellate cases use SCCALES, not this one-time name search.

Checked 2026-10-01

The judicial branch describes a subscriber path for repeated searches of JUSTICE trial-court records. It says a general list search is free, viewing a case is $2, and judgment-date or case-number searches are $2. The same page says up to 10 user names can be on an account. This is the same case data family as the one-time search, not a second court system. The login URL returned HTTP 401 without credentials.

• Not the $17 one-time name search. That product is ne-justice-one-time-trial-case-search.
• Not established as including separate juvenile courts or the Workers' Compensation Court.
• No account was created and no case was opened.
• An empty subscriber result was not tested and is not a finding of no case.

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The Department of Correctional Services homepage links an incarceration-record search. The form asks for a last name and optional first name, or a DCS id. The form and the homepage do not say whether county jails are included. County jail coverage is unresolved. This is not a finding that someone is not in a county facility.

• County jail inclusion is not stated.
• Probation and parole scope is not stated on the form.
• No name or DCS id was submitted.
• A missing result would not mean the person is not in jail.

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The Department of Correctional Services visitation page says a visit is scheduled only after the incarcerated person starts the approval process and the visitor is on that person's list. The page links NDCS facilities. It does not state county-jail visit rules. Facility-specific schedules were not copied.

• Not a county-jail visit rule.
• Not proof of which facility holds a person.
• Approval is initiated by the incarcerated person. Processing time on the page was not restated as a promise.

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NDCS names GTL/ViaPath for photos, emails, e-cards, and money transfers to people in its facilities, and it also lists facility mailing addresses for funds. The vendor site was not opened. County jails are not mentioned.

• Not a county-jail deposit rule.
• The vendor payment site was not opened and no money was sent.

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Enrollment is voluntary. The page says NDCS can notify an enrolled person about an incarcerated person serving a sentence, including community-corrections placement, some furloughs, death, escape or return, parole events, and discharge. It does not say county jails are included.

• Not automatic.
• Not established for county jail.
• No one was enrolled.

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The Crime Commission says it inspects 72 active jail facilities and 4 juvenile detention facilities. That count is not 93 county jails and is not an inmate roster. Facility names were not copied. A person held in a local facility cannot be found through this page.

• Not an inmate search.
• Not one jail per county.
• Not the NDCS incarceration search.
• Absence from the state prison search is not absence from a local facility.

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The judicial branch publishes a district-court clerk contact page. It is a directory, not a case search. Individual counties were not opened.

• Not a case search.
• Not an inmate locator.
• Contacts were not copied into county pages.

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The case-information navigation links a county-court contact page. HTTP GET returned 200. It is a directory. Counties were not opened one by one.

• Not a case search.
• Not a warrant or jail search.

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The judicial branch identifies separate juvenile courts only in Sarpy, Lancaster, and Douglas Counties and publishes a clerk and court-administrator contact page. Whether their cases appear in the JUSTICE one-time search is not stated on the search page. Juvenile cases are not treated as covered by that product.

• Not a finding that other counties have no juvenile cases. Other counties may hear juvenile matters in county court.
• Contact page only. No juvenile record was requested.

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A judicial branch page identifies a statewide Workers' Compensation Court as separate from county and district courts. Its public case search, if any, was not found from the JUSTICE pages. This record is the court page, not a search.

• Not JUSTICE criminal case search.
• No workers' compensation case search was verified.

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Statute 29-901 is the current legislature text for pretrial release of a bailable defendant. It sets a personal-recognizance starting point, a narrower path for some lower-level misdemeanors, a duty to consider ability to pay, and money options that include a deposit of not more than ten percent of the bond with a twenty-five-dollar minimum, or a bail bond. Statute 29-901.03 says a defendant must be told about review if conditions cannot be met and custody continues more than twenty-four hours, and it describes that review when a judge other than a district court judge set the condition. This is not a bond schedule and not a prediction of release.

• Does not set a dollar amount for any person.
• Subsection (2) changes the path for specified misdemeanors and ordinance cases. Those conditions were not restated as applying to every charge.
• The twenty-four-hour review text applies when a judge other than a district court judge imposed the condition.
• Constitutional exceptions are a separate record.

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The judicial branch keeps a consortium page for tribal, state, and federal courts. An address, county, or reservation boundary is not used to decide which court has a criminal case. If the court system is unknown, the next step is to ask and to use this official page plus the state search only for state trial courts.

• JUSTICE is not a tribal-court search.
• JUSTICE is not a federal-court search.
• No jurisdiction was inferred from a place name.

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The judicial branch records-search policy describes free courthouse terminal searches by party name or case number, a paid one-time internet search with a 30-case limit and a three-day window, and subscriber access through Nebraska.gov. It matches the product split already recorded. It does not state the dollar fee.

• The policy does not resolve the $15 versus $17 one-time fee conflict.
• Not a criminal-history product.

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DOJ index of state courts, laws and agencies. Individual linked statutes and legal rules were not substantively reviewed here; check the current primary text before explaining a rule.

• Batch 50 research did not grant independent approval or Production publication.
• A readable guide is not a verified search transaction.
• Official legal-reference entry point only. Not legal advice and not a certification of current law.
• Individual statutes and rules linked from this page were not substantively verified here.

Checked 2026-10-28