Jocelyn Brasher

Jocelyn Brasher earned a bachelor's degree in philosophy from Auburn University and a law degree from Creighton University School of Law. Her career experience includes serving as a law clerk in the Douglas County Attorney’s Office, working as a Deputy Dawson County Attorney and Deputy Dodge County Attorney, serving as an Assistant Attorney General in the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office, and as an attorney at Lamson Dugan & Murray LLP.[1]

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Campaign websiteBrasher's campaign website stated the following:Consumer ProtectionAs an Assistant Attorney General, Jocelyn enforced state and federal consumer protection laws across industries including financial services, health care, education, autos, pharmaceuticals, and charitable organizations. She helped lead enforcement actions — including a 41-state, $36 million settlement with Tempoe, LLC, a litigation against and settlement with Bellevue University, and a $500,000 settlement with Visibly, Inc., among many others! Jocelyn has put the law to work for Nebraskans, securing real relief and returning money to consumers harmed by unlawful practices. Jocelyn believes protecting Nebraska consumers is one of the Attorney General’s most important responsibilities. Jocelyn will make life more affordable for Nebraskans by ensuring the Attorney General’s Office remains a strong, independent watchdog for consumers. As federal enforcement shifts, it is more important than ever for state Attorneys General to step up and take on that role. Jocelyn will lead that effort for Nebraska by promoting fair competition and preventing monopolies and price gouging through strong, fair antitrust enforcement.Jocelyn will listen to constituents and focus and prioritize consumer protection enforcement efforts on the issues that matter most to Nebraskans.Public SafetyThe Attorney General’s Office should set the standard for law enforcement in Nebraska. Jocelyn believes in supporting law enforcement with the training, resources, and legal guidance they need, while upholding professionalism, accountability, and public trust. Strong law enforcement and fair enforcement go hand in hand, and Nebraska deserves both!Jocelyn is committed to keeping Nebraska’s children safe; and will prioritize protections for children. As Attorney General, she will establish a task force focused on combating online crimes against children.Jocelyn believes in strong border security, safe communities, and the Constitution. As Attorney General, she will work to ensure immigration enforcement in Nebraska complies with constitutional requirements and due process.As Attorney General, Jocelyn will fight to combat the opioid crisis that continues to plague Nebraska communities. Health CareJocelyn supports strong, responsible oversight of the health care industry, (including hospitals, insurance companies, and pharmaceuticals) to promote affordability and protect access to care for all Nebraskans.Jocelyn believes the Nebraska Attorney General should honor the will of the people and respect Nebraska voters! Jocelyn will work swiftly and collaboratively to ensure there is clear guidance related to medical marijuana in a way that protects patients who need it and the providers who prescribe it.Jocelyn believes nurses are professionals and strongly supports the Department of Education reexamining its definition of “professional degree” so student loan rules fairly reflect the critical work nurses and other professionals do; and so qualified students are not discouraged from entering the nursing profession, helping prevent workforce shortages in Nebraska’s health care system.— Jocelyn Brasher's campaign website (April 29, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.