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Effective December 1, 2021 (2) (3) Nebraska Criminal Rules emergency situation, the judge may waive this requirement. If authorized by law, and consented to by the judge considering the application, a search warrant may be considered and issued by telephone or other means. Government Attorney. Ordinarily, an officer presenting a search warrant application to a judge should be accompanied by a government attorney. In unusual circumstances, a judge may entertain a search warrant application from an officer not accompanied by a government attorney. Emergency. In an emergency, a magistrate judge may be contacted away from the courthouse, including at home, to consider a search warrant application. If no magistrate judge is reasonably available, a district judge may be contacted away from the courthouse, including at home, to consider a search warrant application. (b) Sealing of Search Warrant Documents. Unless the court orders otherwise, search warrants, all affidavits filed in support of search warrants, and all search warrant returns, must be filed by the clerk under seal within 14 days after the executed warrant is returned. 41.2 Intercepted Communications. Applications to intercept wire, oral, or electronic communications under 18 U.S.C. § 2518, and related requests are subject to this rule. (a) Assignment of Judge; General Procedures. An application for authorization to intercept wire, oral, or electronic communications under 18 U.S.C. § 2518 and related requests must be submitted to the chief judge. If the chief judge is unavailable, an application and related requests may be submitted to the active district judge next senior in service who is available. A judge is not considered "unavailable" merely because the judge presides in Lincoln or Omaha and the government's attorney or the affiant resides or works in another city. Unless the judge waives the requirement, all applications, supporting affidavits, proposed orders, and other documents must be provided in draft form for review by the judge at least 24 hours before the time set for consideration of the documents. Unless the judge waives the requirement, the government's attorney and the law enforcement officer who serves as the 30

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