Investor Presentaiton
Effective December 1, 2021
(c)
(d)
Nebraska Criminal Rules
interpreter is needed, and whether any codefendant should be
present or participate in the hearing.
Responsive Brief.
(1) Timing.
(2)
(3)
All parties may respond to the motion within 7 days after the motion
is filed.
Form and Content.
The response must be in the form of a brief in opposition to the
motion. A party's failure to brief an issue raised in a motion may be
considered a waiver of that issue. If the response relies on evidence
that has not already been filed, the responding party must comply
with Nebraska Criminal Rule 12.3(b)(2) in filing its evidence.
Evidentiary Hearing.
If a party requests an evidentiary hearing, the response must state,
unless the moving party has already provided the same information,
the information required in Nebraska Criminal Rule 12.3(b)(4).
Court-Ordered Evidentiary Hearing.
(1)
(2)
Order.
The court determines whether an evidentiary hearing is required on
a pretrial motion. Nothing in this rule limits the court's authority to
schedule an evidentiary hearing on any issue to assist the court in
administering justice or to preserve the parties' right to an evidentiary
hearing under the laws or Constitution of the United States.
Notice to Court.
If the court orders a hearing sua sponte, the parties must promptly
advise the court of the information required in Nebraska Criminal
Rule 12.3(b)(4).
12.4 Proposed Order.
A party may submit a proposed order to the assigned judge's chambers by e-mail
sent to the address listed on that judge's information page on the court's website.
See https://www.ned.uscourts.gov/attorney/judges-information. A proposed order
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