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Code · Nebraska · Chapter 81 — State Administrative Departments

81-3125. Personnel who work with sex offenders; duties; department; maintain records; contents.

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(1)The personnel of the Department of Health and Human Services who work with sex offenders shall develop, maintain, and adhere to written policies or administrative rules and regulations governing the transfer and discharge of sex offenders treated in a program of the department. At a minimum, the policies or rules and regulations shall contain:
(a)Specific requirements regarding treatment that sex offenders are required to meet in order to be transferred from one sex offender treatment unit to another or to be discharged from treatment; and
(b)A list of the personnel of the department who are required to review and document their opinions regarding the treatment progress of each sex offender prior to his or her transfer or discharge.
(2)The department shall maintain, along with each sex offender's permanent medical records, complete treatment records for sex offenders treated in a program of the department, including documentation of the reason behind transfer and discharge decisions. At a minimum, each sex offender's records shall contain:
(a)Detailed documentation that the sex offender has or has not met the requirements for transfer or discharge; and
(b)Signed comments from all personnel of the department required to review the sex offender's treatment progress prior to his or her transfer or discharge.
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