Nebraska LB488 requires peace officers to take custody of probationers or juveniles upon request by a probation officer.
Nebraska LB488 amends state law to require peace officers to assume custody of probationers or take temporary custody of juveniles upon request by a probation officer. This applies when a probation officer believes a probationer has violated terms of probation and poses a risk of fleeing or endangering lives or property. The bill also outlines procedures for probation officers to follow when handling probation violations, including imposing sanctions, submitting reports, and seeking revocation of probation.
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