The County Attorney and the Board of Parole shall have the following duties of notification of victims:
004.01 Upon request of the victim and at the time of conviction of the offender, the county attorney of the jurisdiction in which a person is convicted of a felony shall forward to the Board of Parole the name and address of any victim as defined in section 29-119 of the convicted person. The board shall include the name in the file of the convicted person, but the name shall not be part of the public record of any parole hearings of the convicted person. Any victim, including a victim who has waived his or her right to notification at the time of conviction, may request the notification prescribed in this section by sending a written request to the board any time after the convicted person is incarcerated and until the convicted person is no longer under the jurisdiction of the board or the Department of Correctional Services.004.02 A victim whose name appears in the file of a convicted person shall be notified by the Board of Parole:004.02A When a convicted person who is on parole is returned to custody because of parole violations. (The Department of Corrections notifies the victim(s) when a convicted person is released from custody.)004.02B If the convicted person has been adjudged a mentally disordered sex offender or is a convicted sex offender, when such person is released from custody or treatment. . Such notification shall be given in person, by telecommunication, or by certified or registered mail
004.03 The Board of Parole and the Department of Correctional Services shall adopt and promulgate rules and regulations to carry out this section.270 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 5, § 004