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Nebraska Administrative Office of Courts

About This Office:

Nebraska Administrative Office of the Courts, which is overseen by the Nebraska Supreme Court, is responsible for providing a central registry for information as it relates to the courts of Nebraska. Some of the information held and maintained by the Administrative Office of the Courts includes: public information and forms, education and organizational development, and intergovernmental relations.

Court Records At This Office:

Access to Nebraska court records are organized and available through a multi-course case calendar, which features an online searching tool. Individuals searching for court records can search by the county in which the case was heard, as well as by the date and last name.

Access To Nebraska Court Records:

The Nebraska justice system is comprised of the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, 12 district courts, 93 county courts, and juvenile, workers’ compensation, drug, and small claims courts, all overseen by the Administrative Office of Courts. District courts have original jurisdiction in felony, domestic relations, equity, and civil cases over $52,000. County courts have limited jurisdiction, primarily for misdemeanors and civil matters under $52,000, including traffic violations. Juvenile records may be sealed or destroyed.