Investor Presentaiton
Effective December 1, 2021
Nebraska Criminal Rules
(D)
(2)
(3)
Ruling.
proceeding; and
the application is made in good faith and is not intended for
the purpose of general discovery.
The magistrate judge makes a preliminary determination whether the
material sought is probably relevant and probably admissible. The
magistrate judge also determines if the request is specific enough to
be intelligently evaluated and may place limits on the requested
production.
Return of Service.
(A)
(B)
(C)
Return; Inventory.
A subpoena duces tecum issued under this rule must be (i)
returned to the magistrate judge who authorized the
subpoena and (ii) accompanied by an inventory that lists all
items produced. The return and the inventory are filed with the
clerk.
Possession of Produced Documents or Items.
Absent a motion for protective order filed under Nebraska
Criminal Rule 17.2(b)(3)(C), the items produced must be (i)
provided to and kept in the possession of the attorney who
sought the subpoena or (ii) in the case of a pro se defendant,
filed with the clerk.
Motion for Protective Order.
Any party, the witness or entity responding to the subpoena,
or any person or entity whose interests may be affected by
disclosure of the subpoenaed documents, may file a motion
for a protective order. The magistrate judge reviews the
documents produced and issues any appropriate protective
order. The clerk then keeps the items produced and makes
them available for inspection under the terms of the protective
order.
17.3 Subpoenas Issued by Clerk; Contempt.
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