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Bills affecting Formerly incarcerated or family of in Nebraska (2026 session)

CivicRadar surfaces 15 active Nebraska bills this session that affect formerly incarcerated or family of constituents directly. Your rep needs to hear from you before the vote.

Top 15 bills, ranked

Ranked by how strongly each bill matches the formerly incarcerated or family of community, weighted by stage, recency, advocacy-org consensus, and sponsor support.

  1. 01
    NE · LB763In committee

    Exempt certain gatherings of members of the Board of Parole from the Open Meetings Act

  2. 02
    NE · LB790In committee

    Change sanctions available for substance abuse violations of parole

  3. 03
    NE · LB1020In committee

    Provide for and change offenses involving mobile tracking devices, stalking, unlawful intrusion, operation of unmanned aircraft systems, and swatting and eliminate the requirement that courts impose probation for Class IV felonies

  4. 04
    NE · LB962Introduced

    Adopt the Youth Reentry and Transitional Support Act

  5. 05
    NE · LB965Introduced

    Prohibit sexual abuse of a probationer or problem solving court participant and sexual abuse by a conservator, guardian, guardian ad litem, or child welfare service provider; change provisions relating to protection orders, certain offenses, attorney's fees, and victim notification requirements; and provide requirements for immunity for probation employees, Brady-Giglio disclosures, confidentiality for certain officers, registration under the Sex Offender Registration Act, county conflict counsel, and determinations of the best interest of the child

  6. 06
    NE · LB24Introduced

    Change provisions relating to probation and waiver of probation fees

  7. 07
    NE · LB150Introduced

    Adopt the Regional Mental Health Expansion Pilot Program Act, provide for a pilot program related to mental health, prohibit discrimination based on military or veteran status, and change and eliminate provisions relating to garnishment, liens, post-release supervision, sexual abuse by school workers, criminal mischief, discovery in criminal cases, habitual sentencing enhancements, veterans justice programs, paternity proceedings, handgun purchase requirements, correctional system overcrowding emergencies, the Division of Parole Services, the Nebraska Mental Health Commitment Act, and the Sex Offender Commitment Act

  8. 08
    NE · LB327Introduced

    Require the state to pay expenses for probation services

  9. 09
    NE · LB404Introduced

    Authorize the court to extend the term of probation on joint application of the probation officer and the probationer

  10. 10
    NE · LB488Introduced

    Require a peace officer to assume custody of a probationer or temporary custody of a juvenile upon request by a probation officer

  11. 11
    NE · LB518Introduced

    Change requirements for a report by the Department of Correctional Services and Board of Parole

  12. 12
    NE · LB530Introduced

    Change provisions relating to motor vehicle homicide, motor vehicle homicide of an unborn child, tampering with an electronic monitoring device, controlled substances violations, adult and juvenile probation, detention of juveniles, motorists passing stopped vehicles or vulnerable road users, and speed limits

  13. 13
    NE · LB606Introduced

    Eliminate the Division of Parole Supervision and the position of Director of Supervision and Services, transfer powers and duties to the Department of Correctional Services, and change provisions relating to correctional system overcrowding emergencies

  14. 14
    NE · LB684Introduced

    Transfer juvenile probation functions to a new Juvenile Probation Agency in the executive branch

  15. 15
    NE · LB994Introduced

    Change provisions of the Nebraska Treatment and Corrections Act relating to good time and parole eligibility

Frequently asked
What formerly incarcerated or family of bills are moving in Nebraska in 2026?
CivicRadar currently tracks 15 Nebraska bills this session that affect formerly incarcerated or family of constituents including Exempt certain gatherings of members of the Board of Parole from the Open Meetings Act; Change sanctions available for substance abuse violations of parole; Provide for and change offenses involving mobile tracking devices, stalking, unlawful intrusion, operation of unmanned aircraft systems, and swatting and eliminate the requirement that courts impose probation for Class IV felonies.
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CivicRadar matches bill text, sponsor signals, and advocacy-organization positions against a curated set of identity keywords, then ranks by legislative stage and recency. See the Methodology page for the full breakdown.

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