The bill amends various sections of the Nebraska Revised Statutes to enhance public safety through the introduction of new offenses and modifications to existing penalties. It establishes the offense of tampering with electronic monitoring devices, classifying such violations as a Class I misdemeanor. Additionally, the bill revises penalties for motor vehicle homicide and introduces enhancements for controlled substance violations that result in serious bodily injury or death. It also includes provisions for juvenile probationers, defining detention, outlining peace officer responsibilities, and increasing penalties for speeding violations while modifying reckless driving rules to ensure the safety of vulnerable road users.

Moreover, the bill introduces significant amendments to juvenile probation laws, including clearer definitions and responsibilities for probation officers, as well as new requirements for sealing juvenile records. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration between agencies to improve service delivery for juveniles. The legislation also enhances road safety by defining "vulnerable road users" and increasing penalties for speeding violations, particularly in construction zones. Overall, the bill aims to strengthen public safety measures, improve the handling of juvenile offenders, and streamline regulations related to road safety and user rights.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 28-306, 28-394, 60-601, 60-605, 60-682.01
Final Reading: 28-101, 28-306, 28-394, 28-416, 28-1204.05, 29-2262.06, 29-2263, 29-2267, 43-245, 43-250, 43-251.01, 43-253, 43-260.01, 43-286.01, 60-601, 60-605, 60-682.01
Slip Law: 28-101, 28-306, 28-394, 28-416, 28-1204.05, 29-2262.06, 29-2263, 29-2267, 43-245, 43-250, 43-251.01, 43-253, 43-260.01, 43-286.01, 60-601, 60-605, 60-682.01