Nebraska LB387 redefines terms in the Nebraska Treatment and Corrections Act, including "committed offender" and "solitary confinement.
Nebraska LB387 amends the Nebraska Treatment and Corrections Act by redefining several terms. It specifies that "committed offender" refers to any person sentenced or committed to a facility operated by the department, excluding those described in certain sections of another statute. The bill also redefines "solitary confinement" as the confinement of an inmate in the Department of Correctional Services in a cell that deprives the inmate of all visual and auditory contact with other persons.
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