Nebraska LB995 mandates appointment of counsel for juveniles in court proceedings and outlines duties for juvenile courts.
Nebraska LB995 requires the appointment of counsel for juveniles in court proceedings. It mandates that juvenile courts inform parties of the nature of proceedings, the juvenile's right to counsel, and the privilege against self-incrimination. The bill also requires courts to provide written materials explaining these rights. It prohibits parents or guardians from waiving a juvenile's right to counsel and mandates that a juvenile consult with counsel before waiving their right.
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