How do I find court cases or pay court fines online in Nebraska?
- Commission on Industrial Relations, Nebraska recent orders online free, NCIR reporter available online by subscription
- County Courthouses addresses from the History Nebraska.
- District Court of Nebraska: Eighth Judicial District
- Finding Court Records in Nebraska Private site explaining the Nebraska court system, which court handles types of cases, and links to fee-based court records searching.
- Internet Payment System from the Nebraska Judicial Branch website Pay speeding & traffic tickets and citations for all county courts. For all county and district courts except Douglas County, make a payment on a current criminal or traffic case, civil or small claims case, juvenile case, or garnishment.
- Justice System FAQ Nebraska county and district court records available online by subscription. Subscription Information
- Nebraska Citation Payment Process
- Nebraska Commission on Public Advocacy search Supreme Court Opinions, Nebraska Court of Appeals Published Opinions, and Nebraska Court of Appeals Unpublished Opinions
- Nebraska Judicial Branch Directory and informational guide to all levels of courts in Nebraska. Includes some frequently used court forms and links to fee-based court records databases.
- Nebraska.gov Subscription Services Courts, Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV), and Secretary of State information. For more help with this service, contact Nebraska.gov 402-471-7810 or 1-800-747-8177
- Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) allows users to obtain case and docket information from federal appellate, district and bankruptcy courts, and the PACER Case Locator via the Internet
- Public Record Center.com public documents, files, and transactions for the State of Nebraska. Check your neighborhood in Nebraska for sex abusers and sex criminals. Look into Nebraska professional licensing, Nebraska credentials, and Nebraska permits.
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