Civil Complaints Against the Government
As a condition of their employment, police are immune to civil suits that result from their actions while on duty. The city, state or federal government is responsible for compensating an injured individual.
A police officer accused of excessive force is immune from a civil suit if they were on duty when an incident occurs. That means the appropriate government entity is responsible for paying a victim compensation for their economic and emotional damages.
If you plan on filing a personal injury or wrongful death claim against a city, county, state or federal government employee, you must file your claim within two years of the date of the injury. Your claim must be filed with State Claims Board.
State Claims Board- Nebraska
301 Centennial Mall S # 1,
Lincoln, NE 68508
das.nebraska.gov
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