Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Nebraska Backs the Blue
actors off the street, and decrease re-offenders. Bottom line, these investments will equip officers with world-class
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6 results for “offender” · Nebraska
Bacon, Panetta Reintroduce Bipartisan Legislation to Hire, Train, and Retain New Prosecutors
local officials lack essential resources to effectively prosecute offenders. This legislation would provide support through the Department
Fischer, Colleagues Introduce Back the Blue Act
officer, or federally funded public safety officer. The offender would be subject to the death penalty … sentence of 30 years if death results; the offender would otherwise face a minimum sentence of 10 years
Bacon and Golden Introduce Back the Blue Act to Protect Federal Judges, Law Enforcement and Public Safety Officers
years if a death occurs, and the offender would be subject to the death penalty. Otherwise, the offender … dangerous weapon. An offender who attempted to flee from justice to avoid prosecution would be subject
Fischer, Colleagues Introduce Bill to Reauthorize Project Safe Neighborhoods Program
enforcement efforts on organized criminal networks and repeat offenders that drive crime rates in a particular region. Project
Fischer Cosponsors, Votes to Advance Laken Riley Act to Detain Criminal Illegal Immigrants
murdered by an illegal immigrant and repeat criminal offender who had previously been detained and released. “Laken Riley