Supreme Court, Historical Expenditures


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Sources: https://das.nebraska.gov/accounting/fin-report.html

THE NEBRASKA SUPREME COURT is the state's court of last resort. Its decisions are binding on all trial courts, as well as the Court of Appeals. The Supreme Court is composed of a Chief Justice and six Associate Justices representing the six Judicial Districts of the State. The Chief Justice represents the State at large and also serves as the executive head of the Nebraska Judicial Branch. The Court, housed on the second floor of the State Capitol, maintains a steady caseload and regular schedule of opinion dissemination. In addition, the Court has responsibility for the licensing and discipline of Nebraska attorneys, chairing judicial nominating commissions for the replacement of judges who have left the system, and supervision of the disciplinary system for judges. Justices are often assigned administrative liaison responsibility with offices such as the Nebraska State Bar Association, Clerk of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, Office of Dispute Resolution and Nebraska State Library. Justices also chair committees related to the improvement of the legal system including the Court Improvement Project, the Interpreter Advisory Committee, the Minority and Justice Implementation Committee, the Nebraska Supreme Court Commission on Children in the Courts, and the Nebraska Supreme Court Implementation Committee on Pro Se Litigation. Oral arguments before the Nebraska Supreme Court are open, and the public is welcome to visit.

http://www.supremecourt.ne.gov/

Agency Historical Expenditures

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YearPersonal ServicesOperating ExpensesTravelCapital OutlayGovernment AidTotal
2023$136,520,434$66,298,734$2,654,289$682,507$770,000$206,925,964
2022$129,718,094$63,217,603$1,785,947$865,696$770,000$196,357,340
2021$123,851,899$68,113,272$1,140,792$1,140,081$1,270,000$195,516,044
2020$120,146,993$74,646,815$2,100,276$1,238,415$1,370,000$199,502,499
2019$111,467,345$70,563,147$2,673,030$79,821$1,070,000$185,853,343
2018$108,432,986$68,395,227$2,227,630$69,177$1,091,460$180,216,480
2017$104,612,865$72,695,497$2,314,490$45,142$1,070,000$180,737,994
2016$98,517,543$73,613,359$2,099,114$93,821$1,089,507$175,413,344
2015$91,831,520$81,059,697$1,960,420$16,370$1,042,895$175,910,902
2014$80,185,143$38,702,618$1,950,469$73,063$1,140,708$122,052,001
2013$69,853,552$21,029,309$1,287,403$59,440$1,070,651$93,300,355
2012$69,516,086$17,094,462$1,184,507$6,837$989,253$88,791,145
2011$69,592,633$16,542,212$947,572$54,946$793,997$87,931,360
2010$69,715,631$14,155,107$1,016,558$234,505$833,250$85,955,051
2009$67,629,317$12,679,775$1,387,941$233,182$680,000$82,610,215
2008$65,229,476$10,584,343$1,632,526$288,489$532,500$78,267,334
2007$61,061,996$7,979,513$1,497,465$289,774$345,000$71,173,748
2006$57,220,589$5,297,639$1,190,337$158,050$270,000$64,136,615
2005$54,441,653$5,003,914$932,629$63,977$270,467$60,712,640
2004$53,491,236$5,149,194$902,085$126,801$254,741$59,924,057
2003$52,846,066$5,046,649$843,707$313,426$253,531$59,303,379
2002$50,455,982$4,653,090$857,286$352,783$263,526$56,582,667
2001$45,876,482$5,148,881$980,572$381,314$270,000$52,657,249
2000$42,323,348$4,003,727$827,502$458,584$270,000$47,883,161
Total$1,934,538,869$811,673,784$36,394,547$7,326,201$17,781,486$2,807,714,887

Sources: https://das.nebraska.gov/accounting/fin-report.html