Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

FAQs:

• Where can I find the Tribe's sex offender code?
 
• All of the Tribe's codes are available at the Tribal Court website: http://winnebagotribe.com/tribal_court.html
 
• Where can I find a copy of SORNA?
 
• The text of SORNA can be found here: http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/smart/pdfs/42_usc_index.pdf Related legislation can be found here: http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/smart/legislation.htm
 
• What are the residency restrictions for a sex offender?
 
• SORNA does not have any residency restrictions for sex offenders. However, the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska adopted sex offender restrictions under Title 7, Article 17. These can be found on the Tribe's website. http://winnebagotribe.com/tribal_court.html
 
• What do I do if I think a sex offender is violating the sex offender residency/loitering restrictions?
 
• You should contact law enforcement if you have questions or concerns about a sex offender.
 
• How do I sign up to receive e-mail notifications when a sex offender registers a new address that is near me?
 
• To register for e-mail notifications, first go to the “Community Notifications” tab. Next, enter your e-mail address and the appropriate information about the address in the Register for Community Notifications section of the page. Next, select whether you would like to be notified about sex offender addresses within a 1-, 2-, or 3-mile radius of your address or within the same zip code. Next, check the “I Agree” box to agree to the terms and conditions of the community notification system. Next, click the “Register” button. You should then receive a validation e-mail message that requires you to click the link in the message to complete your registration.
 
• How do I search for sex offenders who are registered by different registration jurisdictions?
 
• The Dru Sjodin National Sex Offender Public Website (NSOPW) provides the ability to search for registered sex offenders nationwide. To access the Website, go to www.nsopw.gov.
 
• How do I search for a particular registered sex offender if I do not know how to spell his or her name?
 
• The Name Search feature of the Website uses “begins with” search logic that returns all registered sex offenders with a first and/or last name or an alias that begins with the criteria you are searching. For example, if you conduct a search for first name “Jo” and last name “Sm”, the search results will include registered sex offenders that have the first name John, Jordan, Joseph, etc. with a last name like Smith, Smalls, Smart, etc. To ensure that you get the most accurate results, conduct a name search with the first two or three letters in the first and/or last name and then narrow your search by adding more letters if the search results are too numerous.
 
• How do I search for registered sex offenders who live, work, or attend school near an address of interest to me?
 
• This Website provides you with a way to search for registered sex offenders by a geographic radius around a particular address, by city, by zip code, and by county. To perform one of these searches, go to the “Geographical Search” tab, enter the information that is appropriate for the type of search you want to perform, select the search type, and click the “Search” button.
 
• How do I contact the registry if I have a question or if I have information that may be helpful?
 
• The registry staff can be contacted two different ways. The first is to click the “Contact Us” tab, fill out the form, and click the “Submit” button. The second is to click the “Submit a Tip” link while viewing a registered sex offender’s details. When a tip is submitted, information about the offender will automatically be included in the message so the registry staff knows which offender corresponds with the tip.