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No. Warrants must be approved by a judicial officer of some type (i.e.: Justice of The Peace - Magistrate - Judge - etc). This is not to say that law enforcement cannot immediately act when a criminal report or complaint is made to them, if there is sufficient probable cause to make an arrest.

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Q: Can you get a warrant with out a judge in Nebraska?
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