Investor Presentaiton
Effective December 1, 2021
(d)
(3)
Return of Copy Given to a Party.
Nebraska Criminal Rules
All copies of the presentence report given to a pro se defendant must
be returned to the United States Probation and Pretrial Services
Office after sentencing. No copies or any dissemination of the
presentence report or information in the report may be made.
Unauthorized copying or disclosure is an act in contempt of court and
is punished accordingly.
Requests for Disclosure.
Each judge may authorize the disclosure of pretrial services, presentence,
and probation post-conviction supervision/supervised release records. Oral
or written requests for an order authorizing disclosure should be made to
the district or magistrate judge assigned to the case for which disclosure is
sought. The judge may make or refuse to make a disclosure for any reason
and without notice or a hearing. However, in deciding, the judge should
consider:
(1) any promise of confidentiality made to the source of information;
(2)
the privacy interests of those who provided the information;
(3)
the need to maintain the court's access to the information by
providing confidentiality to sources of information;
(4)
the purpose for which the information is requested and the materiality
of the information for that purpose;
(5)
the availability of the information from other sources;
(6)
whether the potential harm from the disclosure outweighs the
potential benefits of the disclosure; and
(7)
whether the disclosure is consistent with the purposes of the Bail
Reform Act of 1984 or the Sentencing Reform Act of 1984.
(e)
Subpoenas for Disclosure.
If disclosure of probation and pretrial services records or a request for the
testimony of a probation and pretrial services officer is sought by subpoena
or other judicial process, the probation and pretrial services officer must
request the court orally or in writing for authority and instructions before
responding to the subpoena or other judicial process.
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