Nebraska Supreme Court
State v. Jackson
January 2, 2026320 Neb. 609
Summary
The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the denial of Jackson’s motion to terminate post-release supervision. It held that the denial was a final, appealable order, but that Jackson was required to serve all determinate prison sentences before beginning post-release supervision, regardless of the sentences having been imposed by different counties. The court further held that Jackson’s progress while incarcerated did not require termination of the statutorily required supervision.