Olivia Oviedo is our 2020 scholarship essay recipient. Olivia is a Tucson native, and a sophomore at Northern Arizona University. She is a Psychology major with a minor in Health. Her future career goals are to work in a...
Read MoreNot all criminal cases have a victim; however, in those that do, the alleged victim plays a critical role in the case. Whether the individual was allegedly the victim of a robbery, a domestic assault or any other type...
Read MorePetersen Criminal Defense Attorneys Help Answer the Question: Is CBD Oil Legal in Nebraska? CBD oils (cannabidiol) are booming in popularity. As The New York Times recently observed, it appears that CBD oil is now everywhere. It has been...
Read MoreConvictions for domestic violence in Nebraska carry serious legal consequences, including lengthy sentences. A domestic violence conviction can follow you long after you complete your sentence and negatively impact your life for years. If you face criminal domestic violence...
Read MoreIf you have been charged with committing a criminal offense you are undoubtedly worried about the outcome of your case. Depending on the severity of the charges against you, a conviction could mean the loss of your freedom, family,...
Read MoreHacking Laws and Punishment in Nebraska Over the last two decades, the United States – and much of the rest of the world – has become dependent on computers in all facets of daily life. The internet has become...
Read MoreOne of the most commonly charged crimes in Nebraska is domestic violence cases involving a domestic assault. The degree of a domestic assault charge determines whether it is a misdemeanor or felony. Whether the charge is in the first,...
Read MoreIn Nebraska, simple assault is a form of third-degree assault punishable as a misdemeanor. Generally, simple assault is a threat of violence against another. In Nebraska, simple assault is any assault that doesn’t involve the use of a firearm,...
Read MoreIf convicted of a felony, serving your probation or prison sentence is not the only consequence. A criminal conviction stays on your record for life and affects your life after you serve your sentence. You may apply for a...
Read MoreIt is illegal in Nebraska for anyone under 21 to consume alcohol. Nevertheless, in 2018, the Nebraska Department of Transportation reported that nearly 12% of alcohol-related crashes involved underage drivers. Getting a DUI under 21 can have serious legal...
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