Nebraska LB103 amends the admissibility of evidence in civil and criminal cases involving sexual misconduct.
Nebraska LB103 modifies the admissibility of evidence in cases involving sexual misconduct. It prohibits the use of evidence of a victim's past sexual behavior or sexual assaults in civil proceedings, except under specific circumstances. In criminal cases, evidence of a victim's sexual behavior is admissible if it proves that someone other than the accused was the source of physical evidence or if the victim's sexual predisposition is relevant. The bill also outlines procedures for filing and admitting such evidence, including in-camera hearings and specific notification requirements.
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