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University of Nebraska regent arrested for witness tampering charge pleads not guilty
University of Nebraska Regent Jack Stark pleads not guilty to witness tampering, on Friday.

University of Nebraska Regent Jack Stark(Craig Chandler | University of Nebraska)
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - University of Nebraska Regent Jack Stark pleads not guilty to witness tampering.
Jack Stark was arrested in August 2021 on a felony charge of witness tampering.
According to court records, in August 2020, Stark was allegedly aware that an investigation into a criminal matter was pending that would have an individual close to him testify. Stark is accused of telling the individual to not testify.
Stark entered a written not guilty plea in Douglas County District Court Friday.
A four-day jury trial is set to begin July 5.