OPINION NO. 89068 (1989)

Senator James D. McFarland Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion DATE: November 9, 1989 SUBJECT: Constitutionality of Legislation Exempting Railroad Operating Property From Personal Property Tax REQUESTED BY: Senator James D. McFarland Nebraska State Legislature WRITTEN BY: Robert M. Spire, Attorney General L. Jay Bartel, Assistant Attorney General You have requested our opinion as to […]

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OPINION NO. 96068 (1996)

Col. Ron Tussing Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion September 20, 1996 SUBJECT: Retention of Juvenile Fingerprints for AFIS REQUESTED BY: Col. Ron Tussing, Superintendent Nebraska State Patrol WRITTEN BY: Don Stenberg, Attorney General Laurie Smith Camp, Deputy Attorney General Dear Col. Tussing: You note that unsolicited juvenile fingerprints are now forwarded to the Nebraska […]

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OPINION NO. 77023 (1977)

Senator Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion DATE: February 22, 1977 REQUESTED BY: Dear Senator: You have asked our opinion on the constitutionality of your amendments to LB 64. LB 64, in its original form, would repeal the death penalty provisions of Nebraska statutes. In its place it substitutes life imprisonment. Your amendments to LB […]

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OPINION NO. 92020 (1992)

John Gould Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion DATE: February 12, 1992 SUBJECT: Alleged Public Meetings Violations involving the University of Nebraska and the Board of Regents REQUESTED BY: John Gould, Chair; Common Cause/Nebraska WRITTEN BY: Don Stenberg, Attorney General Dale A. Comer, Assistant Attorney General In correspondence dated November 18, 1991, you requested that […]

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OPINION NO. 96021 (1996)

Rod Johnson Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion March 12, 1996 SUBJECT: Jurisdiction of Nebraska Public Service Commission Over Taxicab Service Between Eppley Airport and Omaha, Nebraska REQUESTED BY: Rod Johnson, Chairman Nebraska Public Service Commission WRITTEN BY: Don Stenberg, Attorney General L. Jay Bartel, Assistant Attorney General By letter dated December 12, 1995, the […]

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OPINION NO. 02015 (2002)

Harold Clarke Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion DATE: May 14, 2002 SUBJECT: Access of Office of Public Counsel to Inmate Medical Records REQUESTED BY: Harold Clarke, Director Nebraska Department of Correctional Services WRITTEN BY: Don Stenberg, Attorney General Jennifer M. Amen, Assistant Attorney General You have requested an Attorney General’s Opinion with respect to […]

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OPINION NO. 79111 (1979)

Senator Haberman Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion DATE: May 9, 1979 REQUESTED BY: Dear Senator Haberman: In your recent correspondence to this office, you advise us that you are considering a bill to change section 2-3225, R.R.S. 1943. In that connection, you state that you need to know: `What does `headquarters’ and `administration’ mean? […]

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OPINION NO. 93062 (1993)

John Breslow Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion DATE: July 29, 1993 SUBJECT: County Sheriffs — Mileage Fees REQUESTED BY: John Breslow, State Auditor WRITTEN BY: Don Stenberg, Attorney General L. Jay Bartel, Assistant Attorney General You have requested our opinion on two questions pertaining to the payment of mileage fees to county sheriffs under […]

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OPINION NO. 80326 (1980)

Paul Quinlan Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion DATE: October 21, 1980 SUBJECT: UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES UNDER THE NEBRASKA REAL ESTATE LICENSE ACT, NEB.REV.STAT. §§ 81-885.01, ET SEQ. (SUPP. 1980) REQUESTED BY: Paul Quinlan, Director, Nebraska Real Estate Commission, Lincoln, Nebraska. WRITTEN BY: Paul L. Douglas, Attorney General; Shanler D. Cronk, Assistant Attorney General. 1. […]

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OPINION NO. 89028 (1989)

Senator Ernest Chambers Attorney General of Nebraska — Opinion DATE: April 4, 1989 SUBJECT: Constitutionality of LB 397; Does requiring a collegiate athletic association to observe due process in its disciplinary proceedings violate the Constitution of the State of Nebraska? REQUESTED BY: Senator Ernest Chambers Nebraska State Legislature WRITTEN BY: Robert M. Spire, Attorney General […]

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