Nebraska Criminal Justice Review

If you've been convicted of a misdemeanor under the Omaha Municipal Code, you may be eligible for a mayoral pardon. Join us at a walk-in legal clinic to get help understanding your eligibility and to receive support in making your request as effective as possible.

For more information on the request process:
https://mayors-office.cityofomaha.org/pardon-request-form/

A big shoutout to the 27 men at the Nebraska State Penitentiary who earned their GEDs this month. This achievement represents hard work and persistence to achieve a goal. And what better time than graduation season to celebrate a milestone that opens doors for the future.

Thank you to the family members who encouraged these men along the way and to the NDCS teachers and staff whose dedication makes accomplishments like this possible.

This is just the beginning. With growing higher education opportunities across NDCS facilities, there are even more pathways for individuals to continue their education and prepare for successful reentry. 🎓🎉

https://cdr.creighton.edu/items/cd0dab0d-5961-4aaa-b356-654698aacab1

Nebraska Criminal Justice Review: December 2025 Content: Strengthening Democracy: Jason Witmer, by Civic Nebraska Short history of a long protest, by Fran Kaye Safe water at NCCW should not be a struggle, by Carla Walker South Omaha immigration raid and incarceration, by Joanna Lindberg Swift reaction to Pillen’s WEC-to-ICE decision, by Joanna ...