Investor Presentaiton

Effective December 1, 2021 (7) (8) Nebraska Criminal Rules If documentary evidence will be offered in support of or in opposition to a motion, objection, or statement of position, the evidence must accompany the motion, objection, or statement of position. If oral testimony is desired, a request must also be made. The request for oral testimony must include (i) the nature of the expected testimony; (ii) an explanation of why oral testimony, instead of documentary evidence, including affidavits, is necessary; (iii) the proposed witness's identity; and (iv) the time length anticipated for presentation of the witness's direct examination. If a request for oral or documentary evidence is made by one party but not by the adverse party, the adverse party may promptly make a responsive request for oral or documentary evidence setting out the details required by this paragraph. It is expected that the court will not consider any sentencing issue first raised after the date set in this subparagraph for filing statements, objections, or motions for departure, deviation, or variance. No later than 7 days after the date set in subparagraph (6), the sentencing judge may issue an order notifying the attorneys as to: (A) (B) the judge's rulings on the presentence report (including a notice of the judge's intention to depart, deviate, or vary on the judge's own motion) and tentative findings regarding objections or motions for departure, deviation, or variance; whether objections or motions for departure, deviation, or variance will be resolved at sentencing, and, if so, whether oral testimony will be permitted; and (C) when and how objections to the judge's rulings or tentative findings may be made. If the judge does not issue an order, objections and motions for departure, deviation, or variance submitted by the parties will be decided at sentencing according to procedures as the judge may then specify. A probation and pretrial services officer must submit a sentencing recommendation to the sentencing judge no later than seven days before the sentencing hearing. Each sentencing judge may, within his or her discretion, direct the probation and pretrial services office to disclose or not disclose sentencing recommendations to all parties. 25 25

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