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Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-007 - REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION

Current through June 17, 2024
007.01
				Identification - The applicant will be required to provide a current Nebraska
				motor vehicle operator's license, a Nebraska identification card issued by the
				Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles, or a current military identification
				card.
007.02 Vision - The applicant
				may show compliance with the vision requirements by presenting a current
				Nebraska motor vehicle operator's license or a current driver's license issued
				by any other U.S. state or territory that includes a vision test, or a current
				statement by a Nebraska licensed ophthalmologist or optometrist certifying that
				the applicant has been tested and meets the vision requirements prescribed for
				a Class "0" operator's license ( Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									60-4,118)
				.
007.03 Citizenship - Applicants
				are required to be a citizen or a lawful permanent resident of the United
				States. Proof of citizenship can be an original or certified copy of a birth
				certificate showing birth in the United States, a copy of naturalization
				papers, a Certificate of Citizenship issued by the United States Immigration
				authorities, permanent resident card, Consular Report of Birth Abroad, or a
				current or expired United States passport.
007.04 Photograph - A color photograph
				required for the permit will be taken by the Patrol and will meet the same
				standard as the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. The photograph will
				display the full, front head and facial features of the applicant who will not
				wear sunglasses or attire that obscures a feature of the applicant's
				face.
007.05 Fingerprints -
				Fingerprints of the applicant will be obtained at the time of application by
				utilizing the LiveScan equipment of the Patrol Automated Fingerprint
				Identification System (AFIS) if that equipment is available at the application
				site. If LiveScan equipment is not available, the applicant will be
				fingerprinted on two legible fingerprint cards.
007.06 Training - The applicant may show
				compliance with the training requirement by providing either the original or a
				certified copy of a certificate of completion of a Handgun Training and Safety
				Course approved by the Patrol or a qualifying military training course. An
				applicant for a permit who is a Handgun Training and Safety Course certified
				instructor and who has taught the course, may sign their own certificate of
				completion of training without attending a class taught by another
				instructor.
007.07 Military Orders
				- Members of the United States Armed Forces who need to establish residency as
				specified in § 005.0111 of these regulations will provide a copy of their
				permanent duty station orders.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-008 - PERMIT ISSUANCE PROCESS

Current through June 17, 2024
008.01 Once the
				application for a permit is complete and all accompanying documentation is
				submitted, a permit will be issued to the applicant by the Patrol within
				forty-five (45) calendar days, so long as the record check reveals no
				disqualifying information and the applicant meets all of the requirements of
				the Act and these regulations.
008.02 If the applicant does not meet the
				qualifications, they will be notified by mail indicating the reason for the
				denial. Applicants who are charged with or under indictment for a crime that
				would be a disqualification under the Act, if convicted, will have their
				applications held pending resolution of the criminal charges, at which time the
				application will be granted or denied.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-009 - FEES FOR PERMITS

Current through June 17, 2024
009.01 The fees for
				permit issuance are as follows:
Permit - $100
Permit renewal - $50
009.02 All fees will be paid with the
				application in cash or check made payable to the Nebraska State Patrol, or by
				e-check, debit or credit cards, or any other payment method approved by the
				Patrol.
009.03 If a permit is not
				issued to the applicant, the permit application fee will be refunded to the
				applicant less the current charge for the required state and federal criminal
				history record check. State of Nebraska rules require a social security number
				to issue a refund.
009.04 Any fees
				charged by a person or entity conducting instruction in the required Handgun
				Training and Safety Course are the responsibility of the applicant and are not
				included in the fees listed above.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-010 - RENEWAL OF PERMITS

Current through June 17, 2024
010.01 Permit
				holders may renew a permit to carry a concealed handgun within the four (4)
				months prior to expiration of the initial permit. This may be done online or at
				any Patrol Troop Headquarters or office listed by the Patrol as accepting
				permit applications.
010.02 An
				application for renewal will be completed by the permit holder affirming that
				they still meet ail current requirements for obtaining a permit. The
				application will be accompanied by the appropriate fee. All applications for
				renewal will be cleared through the National Instant Criminal Background Check
				System (NICS) to confirm continuing compliance with statutory
				requirements.
010.03 a permit
				holder whose permit becomes ineligible to renew is required to apply for
				another initial permit and meet all the requirements for an initial
				permit.
010.04 A permit holder's
				application for renewal will not be denied based on their first conviction for
				carrying concealed in a prohibited location (in violation of Neb. Rev, Stat.
				§
									69-2441)
				that did not occur on property owned by the State of Nebraska or any political
				subdivision of the State of Nebraska, but their application for renewal may be
				denied for any second or subsequent such offense.
010.05 An online renewal will cost $50 plus a
				service fee and will require a credit card, debit card, or e-check. When
				renewing online, the Patrol may substitute on the renewal permit, a photograph
				of the applicant obtained from the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. The
				Patrol may require an applicant to apply for a renewal in person at one of its
				offices if their most recent photograph is ten (10) years old or older, if
				there is an issue regarding their identity or criminal history, or if there is
				an issue regarding the information provided in or with the
				application.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-011 - REVOCATION OF PERMITS

Current through June 17, 2024
011.01 Refer to
				Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									69-2439.
011.02 A permit will not be revoked based on
				the permit holder's first conviction for carrying concealed in a prohibited
				location (in violation of Neb, Rev. Stat. §
									69-2441)
				that did not occur on property owned by the State of Nebraska or any political
				subdivision of the State of Nebraska, but a permit may be revoked for any
				second or subsequent such offense.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-012 - RIGHTS OF PERSONS DENIED PERMITS

Current through June 17, 2024
012.01 Persons
				denied a permit by the Patrol may file a request for an administrative due
				process hearing to review the denial. A request will be considered timely filed
				if placed in the United States mail with sufficient postage, properly addressed
				to the Nebraska State Patrol, Concealed Handgun Permit Program, P.O. Box 94907,
				Lincoln, Nebraska 68509 within fourteen (14) working days of the mailing of the
				denial letter to the applicant. No administrative healing will be afforded
				applicants who fail to timely file an appeal of the Patrol's denial of a
				permit.
012.02 If a hearing is
				held, it will be conducted in accordance with the Nebraska Administrative
				Procedures Act and the Patrol Rules and Regulations under Title 272 NAC Chapter
				1. The petitioner (applicant) will specify through pleadings or at a prehearing
				conference the basis for the appeal.
012.03 The scope of the hearing will include
				a review of the application information.
012.04 The Patrol has the burden of
				proceeding with evidence to show why the application was denied.
012.05 A decision will be made by the
				Superintendent within fifteen (15) working days of the hearing.
012.06 Appeals from the Superintendent's
				decision may be filed pursuant to Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									69-2430.
012.07 No hearing will be afforded applicants
				who failed to successfully complete an approved training program.
012.08 Any person initially denied a permit
				because of failure to submit proper documentation may contact the CID to see if
				the deficiencies can be corrected.
012.09 Any person denied a permit based on
				the applicant's Nebraska criminal history information which they believe to be
				erroneous may contact the CID to challenge the criminal history information per
				Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									29-3525.
012.10 The Superintendent of the Patrol may
				assign a hearing officer to conduct prehearing conferences and hearings and
				submit a recommended decision. The hearing officer will follow the rules of
				procedure as found in 272 NAC 1,
012.11 In the event the Petitioner fails to
				appear for a hearing, a default disposition will be entered into the record
				upholding the decision of the Patrol.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-013 - CHANGE OF NAME OR ADDRESS OF PERMIT HOLDER

Current through June 17, 2024
013.01
				Permit holders who change their name or address are required to notify the
				Patrol Concealed Handgun Permit Program in writing within thirty (30) days of
				the change in name or address using the form prescribed by the
				Patrol.
013.02 A permit holder may
				obtain a replacement permit by returning the current permit to the Patrol
				Concealed Handgun Permit Program and submitting an application for a
				replacement permit. If the applicant still meets the requirements for a permit,
				the Patrol will issue a replacement permit with the same expiration date as the
				initial or renewed permit.
013.03 A
				permit holder may request to pick up the replacement permit in person or have
				it mailed.
013.04 A permit holder
				moving to another state will return the permit to the Patrol Concealed Handgun
				Permit Program for cancellation. The permit is not valid if the permit holder
				is no longer a resident of Nebraska.
013.05 A permit holder may apply online for a
				replacement permit. The Patrol may substitute a photograph of the applicant
				obtained from the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. The Patrol may require
				an applicant for a replacement permit to apply in person at one of its
				offices.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-014 - LOST, STOLEN OR DAMAGED PERMITS

Current through June 17, 2024
014.01 A permit
				holder whose permit is lost, stolen, or damaged will notify the Patrol in
				writing within ten (10) days of determining that the permit is lost, stolen, or
				damaged. When notified of a lost, stolen, or damaged permit, the Patrol will
				cancel the permit. The permit holder will not carry a concealed handgun until
				the Patrol issues a replacement permit.
014.02 A permit holder may obtain a
				replacement permit by submitting application for replacement using the form
				prescribed by the Patrol. The replacement form will require a statement about
				the facts and circumstances surrounding the "lost, stolen or damaged" permit.
				If the applicant still meets the requirements for a permit, the Patrol will
				issue a replacement permit that will have the same expiration date as the
				initial or renewed permit,
014.03 A
				permit holder whose permit is damaged may return the damaged permit to the
				Patrol with an application for a replacement permit.
014.04 If a peace officer seizes a permit as
				evidence of a violation for a criminal case or a revocation proceeding, the
				officer will notify the Patrol immediately so that the permit will not be
				replaced as lost or stolen. A form for this purpose will be available on the
				Patrol website.
014.05 A permit
				holder whose permit has been lost, stolen or damaged may apply online for a
				replacement permit. The Patrol may substitute a photograph of the applicant
				obtained from the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. The Patrol may require
				an applicant who has had their permit lost, stolen or damaged to apply in
				person at one of its offices.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-015 - REAPPLICATION AFTER DENIAL OR REVOCATION

Current through June 17, 2024
015.01 A new
				application for a permit to carry a concealed handgun will automatically be
				denied if received from an individual who has previously been denied a permit
				or whose permit has been revoked, unless the disqualification has been
				remedied. The applicant has the responsibility to document that the
				disqualification has been removed.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-016 - PROHIBITED PLACES AND PREMISES

Current through June 17, 2024
016.01 A permit
				holder may carry a concealed handgun anywhere except;
016.01A Police, sheriff, or Patrol station or
				office;
016.01B Detention facility,
				prison, or jail;
016.01C Courtroom
				or building containing a courtroom;
016.01D Polling place during a bona fide
				election;
016.01E Meeting of the
				governing body of a county, public school district, municipality, or other
				political subdivision;
016.01F
				Meeting of the Legislature or a committee of the Legislature;
016.01G Financial institutions as defined by
				Neb. Rev. Stat. §
										8-101(12);
016.01H Professional or semi-professional
				athletic events;
016.01I School
				buildings, school grounds, school-owned vehicles, or school-sponsored activity
				or athletic events of any public, private, denominational, or parochial
				elementary, vocational, or secondary school, a private postsecondary career
				school as defined in Neb. Rev. Stat. §
										85-1603, a
				community college, or a public or private college, junior college, or
				university (see Neb. Rev. Stat. §
										28-1204.04)
				;
016.01J Place of
				worship;
016.01K Hospital,
				emergency room, or trauma center;
016.01L Political rally or
				fundraiser;
016.01M Establishment
				having a liquor license which derives over one-half of its income from the sale
				of alcoholic liquor;
016.01N Any
				other place or premises where the carrying or possession of a firearm is
				prohibited by state or federal law; or
016.01O Any place or premises or employer
				owned vehicle where those in control of the place, premises or vehicle have
				prohibited permit holders from carrying concealed handguns.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-017 - OBLIGATIONS OF A PERMIT HOLDER

Current through June 17, 2024
017.01 At all times
				while carrying a concealed handgun, a permit holder will carry the following
				documentation and display it to any peace officer or emergency service
				personnel upon request:
017.01A The concealed
				handgun permit; and
017.01B
				Nebraska driver's license, Nebraska-issued state identification card, or
				military identification card.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-018 - REPORTING INJURIES AND DAMAGE CAUSED BY FIREARM OF PERMIT HOLDER

Current through June 17, 2024
018.01 Any injury to a person or damage to
				property resulting from the discharge of a handgun carried by a permit holder
				will be reported by the permit holder to the Patrol within ten (10) days of the
				incident. The form for making such a report will be available on the Patrol
				website. The report is not required for minor property damage. A report is
				required for malicious damage inflicted with a handgun.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-019 - TRAINING AND SAFETY COURSE REQUIREMENTS

Current through June 17, 2024
019.01
				When applying for a permit, an applicant for a concealed handgun permit will
				submit proof of successful completion of an approved Handgun Training and
				Safety Course or military documentation evidencing handgun training within the
				past three (3) years by a member of the active or reserve armed forces or the
				National Guard.
019.02 To be
				approved, the training course will have been conducted:
019.02A by an instructor certified by the
				Patrol;
019.02B utilizing a lesson
				plan approved by the Patrol;
019.02C after the instructor has been
				certified by the Patrol, Any courses taught by an instructor prior to being
				certified will not meet the training requirement for a permit; and
019.02D within the three (3) years
				immediately preceding the date of application.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-020 - INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICATIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
020.01 Before
				instructors will be certified to teach, they will meet and maintain the
				following qualifications for certification to instruct the Handgun Training and
				Safety Course approved curriculum:
020.01A Be
				at least 21 years of age;
020.01B
				Not be prohibited from purchasing or possessing a handgun by federal law under
				18
				U.S.C. 922.
020.01C Not be prohibited from purchasing or
				possessing a handgun by state, tribal, or local law.
020.01D Possess the eyesight necessary for a
				Class "0" operator's license;
020.01E Not have pled guilty or nolo
				contendere or been convicted of a felony or crime of violence in any
				jurisdiction;
020.01F Not currently
				be adjudged mentally incompetent or have been found to be mentally ill and
				dangerous in the past ten (10) years;
020.01G Have had no violations of any law
				relating to firearms, unlawful use of a weapon, or controlled substances in
				Nebraska or any other jurisdiction in the past ten (10) years;
020.01H Not be on parole, probation, house
				arrest, or work release for any type of offense of any degree;
020.01I Be a citizen or a lawful permanent
				resident of the United States; and
020.01J Possess a valid and current firearms
				instructor certification to teach handgun courses. This can be certification
				either as a State of Nebraska Certified Firearms Instructor (law enforcement
				only), a Military Pistol Instructor, a National Rifle Association Certified
				Pistol Instructor, or instructor in some other program meeting the same
				standards for instructor certification. It is the applicant's responsibility to
				demonstrate their program meets the minimum standards for instructor
				certification.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-021 - INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION PROCESS

Current through June 17, 2024
021.01 Persons
				wishing to become certified instructors for the required Handgun Training and
				Safety Course will submit an application form to the Patrol in person at one of
				the Patrol offices listed in these regulations, together with a copy of a
				current Firearms Purchase Certificate under Neb. Rev. Stat. §§
									69-2401
				to
				69-2409,
				or a current permit issued under the Concealed Handgun Permit Act, or a current
				Federal Firearms License issued by the United States Bureau of Alcohol,
				Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
021.02 Instructor applicants will be required
				to present proof of identification, be fingerprinted and photographed, and pay
				the current fee for processing of a state criminal history record information
				check.
021.03 Upon completion of
				the background check, instructor applicants who meet all of the requirements
				will be certified by the Patrol,
021.04 The instructor certification is valid
				for a period of three (3) years unless sooner revoked. An instructor wishing to
				renew the instructor certification will:
021.04A submit a new application for
				instructor certification; and
021.04B submit to fingerprinting and pay the
				fee for a new criminal history information check.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-022 - HANDGUN TRAINING AND SAFETY COURSE INSTRUCTOR OBLIGATIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
022.01 An instructor will notify the Patrol
				in writing within ten (10) days of any change of their name, business name,
				address, or telephone number.
022.02 For each individual who receives
				instruction in the Handgun Training and Safety Course, the instructor will
				complete a class information form containing the following minimum information
				and submit it to the Patrol within fifteen (15) days of completion of the
				training:
022.02A Full name, gender, age, and
				date of birth of the individual taking the course at the time training
				commenced;
022.02B Student's
				complete address, phone number, and driver's license or Nebraska identification
				card number;
022.02C Student's
				written test scores and shooting qualification scores;
022.02D Dates and number of hours of each
				training session;
022.02E Physical
				location of each training session;
022.02F Name of each instructor and any
				assistant or co-instructor conducting the training sessions;
022.02G Whether the individual passed,
				failed, or withdrew from the program; and
022.02H A copy of all training materials,
				practical exercises, tests and class records. It is not necessary to repeatedly
				submit identical copies of training materials. If part of the materials are
				identical to those previously submitted, the instructor will so note when
				submitting class records.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-023 - TRAINING COURSE ADMINISTRATION

Current through June 17, 2024
023.01 The
				instructor or entity providing training will provide the Patrol a schedule of
				planned courses, to include the date, time and location of each course, a
				minimum of ten (10) days prior to the start of the course. Exceptions may be
				made at the discretion of the Patrol.
023.02 The Handgun Training and Safety Course
				will be of sufficient length to cover all course materials as approved by the
				Patrol.
023.03 All training will be
				conducted in person by an instructor certified by the Patrol. Videotapes of the
				instructor instructing, and distance learning are not acceptable. This does not
				preclude the use of multi-media to enhance learning.
023.04 Range training will be live fire
				exercises and will be conducted at a firing range.
023.05 A maximum of 25 students per class
				will be allowed.
023.06 Instructor
				to student ratios:
Classroom - 1 instructor to 25 students
Range/practical exercises - 1 instructor to 5
				  students
Instructors are encouraged, to have a secondary Range Safety
				  Officer present with the instructor during the live fire exercises.
023.07 The instructor will provide
				each student with the following:
023.07A
				Outline of the material instructed;
023.07B Current copy of the Concealed Handgun
				Permit Act;
023.07C Current copy of
				the Concealed Handgun Permit Act Rules and Regulations; and
023.07D Printed information on how and where
				to apply for the concealed handgun permit.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-024 - TRAINING COURSE CONTENT

Current through June 17, 2024
024.01 The
				instructor of a Handgun Training and Safety Course is required to provide a
				Handgun Training and Safety Course Lesson Plan to the Patrol. Before it can be
				used, the Lesson Plan will meet the minimum standards for the course and be
				approved by the Patrol. Significant deviation from a lesson plan is
				unacceptable and may result in the revocation of the instructor's
				certification. Additionally, deviations may result in rejection of student's
				permit application.
024.02 The
				following will be the minimum information instructed to the participants of any
				Handgun Training and Safety Course. An instructor may supplement the Lesson
				Plan but may not teach material which is inconsistent with the plan.
024.03 The minimum safety and training
				requirements for a Handgun Training and Safety Course include, but are not
				limited to:
024.03A Knowledge of ways to avoid
				a criminal attack and to defuse or control a violent confrontation;
024.03B Knowledge of operation and safe
				handling of a handgun;
024.03C
				Knowledge of and safe handling of handgun ammunition;
024.03D Knowledge of proper storage practices
				for handguns and ammunition, including storage practices which would reduce the
				possibility of accidental injury to a child;
024.03E Safe handgun shooting
				fundamentals;
024.03F Knowledge of
				federal, state, and local laws pertaining to the purchase, ownership,
				transportation, and possession of handguns; and
024.03G Knowledge of federal, state, and
				local laws pertaining to the use of a handgun including, but not limited to,
				use of a handgun for self-defense and laws relating to justifiable homicide and
				the various degrees of assault.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 21 - Concealed Handgun Permits › Section 272-21-025 - PENALTIES

Current through June 17, 2024
025.01 Under Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									69-2430(2)
				 an applicant for a concealed handgun permit
				who provides false information or offers false evidence of his or her identity
				is guilty of a Class IV felony and is subject to revocation of the permit in a
				civil prosecution.
025.02 Under
				Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									69-2443
				a permit holder who fails to carry the required documents when carrying a
				handgun or who fails to inform of the presence of a handgun when officially
				contacted by a peace officer or by emergency services personnel is guilty of a
				Class III misdemeanor for the first offense and a Class I misdemeanor for any
				second or subsequent offense and is subject to a revocation of the permit in a
				formal civil prosecution.
025.03
				The following offenses are classified as Class III Misdemeanors for the first
				offense and as Class I Misdemeanors for the second or subsequent offense:
* Permit holder carrying a concealed handgun into a
				  prohibited place or premises.
* permit holder carrying a concealed handgun while consuming
				  alcohol.
* Permit holder carrying a concealed handgun while having
				  alcohol or any controlled substance (except therapeutically prescribed amounts
				  of legal substances) remaining in their blood, urine, or breath.
* Permit holder failing to file a report with the Patrol
				  following an injury to a person or damage to property caused by the discharge
				  of a concealed handgun carried by the permit holder.
025.04 The following offense is classified as
				a Class I Misdemeanor:
* Permit holder not submitting to an order to secure a
				  handgun during a contact with a peace officer or emergency services
				  personnel.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 22 - NEBRASKA HANDGUN PURCHASE CERTIFICATE ACT › Section 272-22-001 - SCOPE AND PURPOSE

Current through June 17, 2024
001.01 These
				regulations are to implement the Nebraska Handgun Purchase Certificate Act .
				The purpose of the Act is to regulate the purchase, lease, rent , or transfer
				of a handgun.
001.02 Statutory
				authority for these regulations can be found at Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									69-2401
				through
				69-2425.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 22 - NEBRASKA HANDGUN PURCHASE CERTIFICATE ACT › Section 272-22-002 - DEFINITIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
002.01 "The Act" means Neb. Rev. Stat.
				§§
									69-2401
				to
				69-2425.
002.02 "
Antique handgun or
				pistol
" is defined in Neb. Rev. Stat. § 69 2402(2).
002.03 "Certificate" means a Nebraska Handgun
				Purchase Certificate.
002.04
				"
Criminal history record check
" is defined by Neb. Rev. Stat.
				§
									69-2402(2)
				 and includes a check of the National Instant
				Criminal Background Check System .
002.05 "
Handgun
" is defined
				by Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									69-2402(4).
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 22 - NEBRASKA HANDGUN PURCHASE CERTIFICATE ACT › Section 272-22-003 - APPLICATION

Current through June 17, 2024
003.01 Any person desiring to purchase,
				lease, rent, or receive transfer of a handgun will apply with the chief of
				police or sheriff of the applicant's place of residence for a certificate. The
				certificate shall not be required under the circumstances listed in Neb. Rev.
				Stat. §
									69-2403(2).
003.02 The application may be made
				in person or by mail.
03.02A If the
				application is made in person, the applicant will also present a Nebraska
				driver's license, or state identification card reflecting the current address,
				or military identification card.
03.02B If the application is made by mail,
				the application will describe the license or card used for identification,
				including the license or card number, and be notarized by a notary
				public.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 22 - NEBRASKA HANDGUN PURCHASE CERTIFICATE ACT › Section 272-22-004 - INVESTIGATIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
004.01 The sheriff or chief of police may
				require the applicant to obtain and provide additional information as needed,
				to investigate and make a firearms eligibility decision. The three-days to
				issue the certificate does not begin until the application is completed, all
				necessary documentation is received by the issuing agency, and the required fee
				is paid.
004.02 The sheriff or
				chief of police to whom the application as submitted will conduct a background
				check to determine whether the applicant has a firearm disability that
				precludes him or her from purchasing or possessing a handgun.
004.03 The background check may include, but
				is not limited to, a criminal background check, a check of court and government
				records including notations or warrants and commitment orders issued by courts
				or mental health boards, and interviews of individuals with reliable and
				pertinent information about the applicant.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 22 - NEBRASKA HANDGUN PURCHASE CERTIFICATE ACT › Section 272-22-005 - CERTIFICATE ISSUANCE PROCESS

Current through June 17, 2024
005.01 A permit
				will be issued to the applicant by the chief of police or by the sheriff within
				three days so long as the record check reveals no disqualifying information and
				applicant meets all of the requirements of the Act and these
				regulations.
005.02 Neb. Rev. Stat.
				§
									69-2405
				will be followed in calculating the three-day period to issue or deny the
				certificate.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 22 - NEBRASKA HANDGUN PURCHASE CERTIFICATE ACT › Section 272-22-006 - DENIAL AND REVOCATION OF CERTIFICATE

Current through June 17, 2024
006.01 If an
				applicant does not meet the certificate qualifications, they will be notified
				in writing indicating the reason(s) for the denial, along with notification of
				the appeal process as set out in Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									69-2406.
006.02 If the chief of police or sheriff who
				issued the certificate determines that the applicant has become disqualified
				for the certificate under federal, state, or local law and the certificate's
				three-year term has not expired, he or she may immediately revoke the
				certificate and require the holder to surrender the certificate
				immediately.
006.03 The agency to
				which an application was made will preserve evidence of the reason(s) for
				denial or revocation for at least 30 days, should the applicant appeal the
				denial or revocation.
006.04 Any
				person who is denied a certificate, whose certificate is revoked, or who has
				not been issued a certificate upon expiration of the three-day period may
				appeal as set out in Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									69-2406.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 22 - NEBRASKA HANDGUN PURCHASE CERTIFICATE ACT › Section 272-22-008 - ISSUING AGENCIES

Current through June 17, 2024
008.01 Any activity
				required to be preformed by the chief of police or sheriff under the Act may be
				performed by his/her authorized designee.
008.02 Chiefs of Police and Sheriff's acting
				pursuant to the Act will establish accounting practices to assure proper
				disposition of all funds received and to provide an effective audit
				trail.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 23 - MISSING PERSONS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE › Section 272-23-001 - SCOPE AND PURPOSE

Current through June 17, 2024
01.01 These
				regulations are to implement the Missing Persons Information Clearinghouse
				pursuant to Neb. Rev. Stat. §§
									29-212
				to
				29-214.
				The purpose of the Missing Persons Information Clearinghouse is to provide a
				program for compiling, coordinating, and disseminating information, in order to
				locate missing persons through public awareness and cooperation, and to educate
				law enforcement officers and the general public about the issues related to
				missing persons.
01.02 These
				regulations are also to implement the Missing Children Identification Act
				pursuant to Neb. Rev. Stat. §§
									43-2001
				to
				43-2012.
				The purpose of the Missing Children Identification Act is to locate missing
				children through school records and birth certificates filed with the schools
				and the Department of Health and Human Services.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 23 - MISSING PERSONS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE › Section 272-23-002 - DEFINITIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
002.01
"Law enforcement
				agency"
means a recognized police department, sheriffs office, or
				the Nebraska State Patrol, having an assigned originating agency identifier
				(ORI) issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
002.02
"Minor"
means
				for purposes of these regulations a person under the age of eighteen.
002.03
"Missing
				Person"
means a person who has been reported as missing to a law
				enforcement agency.
002.04
"Missing Child"
means a person sixteen years of age or
				younger reported to any law enforcement agency or abducted or lost.
002.05
"Missing Persons
				Information Clearinghouse"
means the repository established within
				the Nebraska State Patrol pursuant to Neb. Rev. Stat. §
									29-214.01.
002.06
"Nebraska State
				Patrol"
means the Criminal Investigation Division of the Nebraska
				State Patrol, P.O. Box 94907, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509.
002.07
"Prevention and education
				materials"
means those materials that are designed to aid in the
				prevention of kidnapping and that are used in conjunction with a prevention and
				education program.
002.08
"Prevention and education programs"
means those
				programs which have as their primary purpose the prevention of
				kidnapping.
002.09
"Unemancipated Minor"
means a child under the age of
				nineteen (19) who has not been granted the status of adulthood by a court order
				or other formal legal arrangement. Emancipated minor status is not
				automatically bestowed on those who have simply moved away from their parents'
				home.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 23 - MISSING PERSONS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE › Section 272-23-003 - ADMINISTRATION OF MISSING PERSON INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE

Current through June 17, 2024
003.01 The Criminal Investigation Division
				administers the missing person information clearinghouse, and all questions,
				comments, or requests for, or submission of information should be directed to
				the clearinghouse at the Criminal Investigation Division. Inquiries by mail
				should be addressed to: Missing Person Information Clearinghouse, Criminal
				Investigation Division, Nebraska State Patrol, P.O. Box 94907, Lincoln, NE
				68509.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 23 - MISSING PERSONS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE › Section 272-23-004 - REPORTING A MISSING PERSON

Current through June 17, 2024
004.01 When a
				report of a missing person has been received by a law enforcement agency having
				jurisdiction, the agency will notify;
004.01A
				On duty personnel of the jurisdictional agency as soon as practicable through
				internal means and over the appropriate police communication network;
004.01B All law enforcement agencies
				considered to be involved by the law enforcement agency having
				jurisdiction;
004.01C All law
				enforcement agencies requesting the information;
004.01D All other law enforcement agencies
				deemed appropriate by the jurisdictional agency;
004.01E The Missing Persons Clearinghouse.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 23 - MISSING PERSONS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE › Section 272-23-005 - INFORMATION TO BE CONTAINED IN THE MISSING PERSON REPORT

Current through June 17, 2024
005.01 When reporting a missing person to the
				Nebraska State Patrol Missing Person Information Clearinghouse, a law
				enforcement agency having jurisdiction of the case will provide the following
				information on a uniform form prescribed by the Nebraska State Patrol (Exhibit
				1). The form will contain, at a minimum, the following information:
005.01A Reporting Agency name and ORI
				number;
005.01B Name and phone
				number or email of the Case Officer or Person of Contact from the reporting
				agency;
005.01C Date of the
				Report;
005.01D Full legal name of
				the Missing Person as well as any aliases;
005.01E Sex;
005.01F Race;
005.01G Physical Description, to include
				Height, Weight, Eye-color and Hair Color,
005.01H Category of Missing status;
005.01I Date the person went
				missing;
005.01J Last known
				location;
005.01K Date of last
				contact;
005.01L Location of last
				contact.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 23 - MISSING PERSONS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE › Section 272-23-006 - NOTIFICATION FOLLOWING LOCATION OF MISSING PERSON

Current through June 17, 2024
006.01
				The Missing Persons Clearinghouse will be notified by the reporting agency when
				the missing person has been located and the information is confirmed.
006.02 After the location of a missing person
				has been determined and confirmed, the clearinghouse will only release the same
				information contained in the monthly missing person bulletin concerning the
				located person.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 23 - MISSING PERSONS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE › Section 272-23-007 - DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION ABOUT MISSING PERSONS

Current through June 17, 2024
007.01
				The Nebraska State Patrol will maintain a statewide toll-free telephone line 24
				hours a day, to receive and disseminate information related to missing
				persons.
007.02 The Clearinghouse
				will distribute missing person information that contains the names,
				photographs, descriptions, and information related to surrounding the
				disappearance of missing persons through publication of the Missing Person
				Information Clearinghouse website. The law enforcement agency or person to
				contact if a missing person is located and the names of all located missing
				persons will be included in the information shown on the website. The website
				address is
http://www.statepatrol.nebraska.gov/MissPerClearing.aspx
.
007.03 Each week the clearinghouse will
				produce, update, and publish public service announcements on the clearinghouse
				Web site.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 23 - MISSING PERSONS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE › Section 272-23-008 - PREVENTION AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Current through June 17, 2024
008.01 The Nebraska
				State Patrol will develop training programs for law enforcement agencies
				concerning the appropriate procedures to report missing persons to the
				Clearinghouse.
008.02 The
				Clearinghouse will maintain a repository of approved prevention and education
				programs and materials regarding prevention of kidnapping.
008.03 Any person or group wishing to submit
				prevention and education programs and materials for approval and inclusion in
				the repository may contact the Clearinghouse in order to request information on
				submitting prevention and education programs and materials for
				approval.
008.04 The Clearinghouse
				will consider prevention and education programs and materials submitted for
				approval only upon receipt by the Clearinghouse of all specified materials. The
				person or group submitting prevention and education programs or materials to
				the Clearinghouse will be notified of approval or rejection of the programs or
				materials on the repository. No prevention and education programs or materials
				will be represented as having been approved by the Clearinghouse or the
				Nebraska State Patrol unless they have been approved and placed on the
				repository.
008.05 Prevention and
				education programs and materials which have been approved by the National
				Center for Missing and Exploited Children are deemed to be approved by the
				Department.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 23 - MISSING PERSONS INFORMATION CLEARINGHOUSE › Section 272-23-009 - RETENTION OF INFORMATION IN THE CLEARING HOUSE

Current through June 17, 2024
009.01
				After the location of a missing person has been determined and confirmed,
				information concerning the history of the missing person case will be disclosed
				only to law enforcement agencies of this state and other jurisdictions when
				necessary for the discharge of official duties, and to the juvenile court in
				the county of residence of a formerly missing person who is a minor.
009.02 All information in the Clearinghouse
				relating to a missing person who is an adult will be purged when the person's
				location has been determined and confirmed. All information in the
				Clearinghouse relating to a missing person who is a minor shall be purged when
				the person reaches eighteen years of age and the person's location has been
				determined and confirmed.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 24 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL DRUG CNTROL AND EDUCATION CASH FUNDS › Section 272-24-001 - DEFINITIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
001.01 "Agent" is defined in §
									28-401(2);
001.02 "Controlled substance" is defined in
				§
									28-401(4);
001.03 "Department" is defined in §
									28-401(4);
001.04 "Drug" is defined in §
									28-401(11);
001.05 "Deliver" or "delivery" is defined in
				§
									28-401(12);
001.06 "Narcotic Drug" is defined in §
									28-401(16);
001.07 "Cooperating Individual" is defined in
				§
									28-401(27).
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 24 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL DRUG CNTROL AND EDUCATION CASH FUNDS › Section 272-24-002 - COOPERATION

Current through June 17, 2024
002.01 The Nebraska State Patrol will
				cooperate with federal agencies, the Department, other state agencies,
				elementary and secondary schools and Law Enforcement and Education Fund Boards
				concerning traffic in controlled substances and in conducting drug education
				activities. The Nebraska State Patrol is authorized to:
002.01A Arrange for the exchange of
				information between governmental officials concerning the use and abuse of
				controlled substances;
002.01B
				Coordinate and cooperate in training programs on controlled substance law
				enforcement and education at the local and state levels;
002.01C Establish a centralized unit which
				will accept, catalog, file, and collect statistics, including records of drug
				dependent persons and other controlled substance law offenders within the
				state, and make such information available for federal, state, and local law
				enforcement purposes on request;
002.01D Cooperate in locating, eradicating,
				and destroying wild or illicit growth of plant species from which controlled
				substances may be extracted, and for these purposes a peace officer is hereby
				authorized to enter onto property upon which there are no buildings or upon
				which there are only uninhabited buildings without first obtaining a search
				warrant or consent;
002.01E Develop
				a priority program to focus on the reduction and elimination of the most
				damaging drugs including narcotic drugs, depressant and stimulant drugs, and
				hallucinogenic drugs; and
002.01F
				Develop and conduct drug education activities in cooperation with elementary
				and secondary schools in Nebraska and with County Drug Law Enforcement and
				Education Fund Boards.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 24 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL DRUG CNTROL AND EDUCATION CASH FUNDS › Section 272-24-003 - INVESTIGATIVE CASH FUNDS

Current through June 17, 2024
003.01 A
				permissible use of the fund is for obtaining evidence for enforcement of any
				state law relating to control of drug abuse.
003.02 Investigative Expenses will be
				maintained with a record of withdrawals and deposits from the Investigative
				Cash funds for auditing purposes.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - STATE PATROL › Title 272 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL › Chapter 24 - NEBRASKA STATE PATROL DRUG CNTROL AND EDUCATION CASH FUNDS › Section 272-24-004 - EDUCATION CASH FUND

Current through June 17, 2024
004.01 A
				permissible use of the Nebraska State Patrol Drug Control and Education Cash
				Fund is for drug education activities.
004.01A
				Drug education activities should be developed with the County Drug Law
				Enforcement and Education Fund Boards.