Investor Presentaiton
Effective December 1, 2021
Nebraska Criminal Rules
For the purposes of applying Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 17(g), a
subpoena issued by the clerk as ordered by a magistrate judge is considered
issued by the magistrate judge.
17.4 Motion to Quash or Enforce Subpoena.
18.1
24.1
A proceeding to quash or enforce a subpoena is first held by the assigned
magistrate judge, subject, if necessary, to a district judge's review as required by
28 U.S.C. § 636(b)(1)(A) and Nebraska Criminal Rule 59.2.
Place of Prosecution and Trial.
(a)
(b)
Initial Request.
When filing an indictment or information, the government must request in
writing on the indictment or information trial in Omaha or Lincoln. Criminal
cases are held in North Platte only upon motion granted by the court. The
clerk calendars the case according to the initial request or, if none is made,
in the city where the clerk receives the case for filing.
Subsequent Request.
(1)
(2)
Voir Dire.
The government may amend its initial request for place of trial, as of
right, at any time prior to entry of an order scheduling the
arraignment.
A party may file a motion and supporting affidavit for a change of the
place of trial after the arraignment.
The court determines whether the court, the attorneys, or both will conduct voir
dire examination. The court may limit an attorney's examination by time and
subject matter.
24.2 Peremptory Challenges.
(a)
Equal Number.
(b)
In any case in which each side has an equal number of challenges, the
challenges alternate one by one, with the government exercising the first
challenge.
Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 24(b)(2).
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