Investor Presentaiton
Effective December 1, 2021
Nebraska Criminal Rules
not provide that additional assistance without the presiding judge's prior
approval.
28.4 Noncourt Interpreter Services.
Under the Criminal Justice Act, 18 U.S.C. § 3006A, court appointed attorneys may
retain a noncourt interpreter to assist the defense. In this case, the noncourt
interpreter works only for the defense. Defense attorneys should consult with the
federal public defender regarding procedures for hiring and paying noncourt
interpreters.
29.1.1 Opening Statements and Closing Arguments.
(a)
Opening Statement.
(b)
After the jury is selected and sworn, the government may, without arguing,
make an opening statement, after which each defendant may do the same.
Closing Argument.
The parties may each make a final argument. The judge, after conferring
with the attorneys, allots time for each argument. The government may use
no more than one-third of the government's allotted time for rebuttal. Unless
ordered otherwise, during rebuttal the government may discuss only
subjects previously discussed during either party's closing argument. If the
defendant waives closing argument, the government may not offer rebuttal.
However, if the government waives closing argument, the defendant may
make a closing argument.
31.1 Jury Deliberations.
(a) Recess.
(b)
(c)
After trial, the court may recess while the jury deliberates. The court directs
the jurors that upon arriving at a verdict they must seal it, give it to the
courtroom deputy, and return to the courtroom at a predetermined time for
the opening and reading of the verdict.
Defendant's Presence.
Unless the court orders otherwise, during jury deliberations criminal
defendants must remain in the building where the trial was held.
Attorney Availability.
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