Nebraska’s Public Records Law guarantees its locals the ability to look up, display, and take records held by municipalities across the state, including documents, traffic violations, marriage and divorce licenses, property and lien records, and much more. All significant specifics on the multitude of happenings of police officers, municipal courts, and local government are found in these records, and are assumed public unless formally redacted. Brunings authorities and criminals are both held accountable because of the openness offered with this law, making Bruning, and by extension the united states, a more free and open culture.