Investor Presentaiton
Effective December 1, 2021
6.3
Nebraska Criminal Rules
The impaneling judge or the clerk under supervision of the court decides a
grand jury pool member's request to be excused from participating in grand
jury selection, or, once selected, from continued service.
Grand Jury Process or Proceedings.
(b)
(1)
Form; Content.
Pre-indictment challenges to grand jury subpoenas, proceedings, or
other grand jury matters, must be in writing, filed with the clerk under
seal, and state all related facts including:
(A) the grand jury docket number;
(B)
the date the subpoena was served;
(C)
the date in the subpoena when the person served is to appear
or produce documents; and
(2)
(3)
(D)
the relevant law supporting the challenge to the subpoena.
Absent an ex parte order by the impaneling judge or a magistrate
judge assigned to rule on the challenge, a motion filed by a private
party must include proof of service of the motion on the government.
Motion to Quash; Timing.
Absent good cause shown, a motion to quash or limit a grand jury
subpoena must be filed and served 7 days before the date in the
subpoena for a witness's appearance or the production of
documents.
Timing of Decision.
Upon the filing of a motion to quash or limit a grand jury subpoena,
whenever possible the impaneling judge or assigned magistrate
judge rules on the motion on or before the subpoena's return date.
Preserving Grand Jury Secrecy.
(a)
Courthouse Decorum.
When a grand jury convenes, no one may be in the courthouse to observe
or monitor persons who enter and leave the grand jury chambers. This rule
does not apply to (1) grand jurors; (2) witnesses; (3) government attorneys,
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