You’ve heard of the crimes of murder and manslaughter. Perhaps you know that they refer to criminal charges against someone for another person’s death, but you don’t understand the difference between them. Under Nebraska law, whether the accused will...
Read MoreAll states regulate the manufacture, control, and distribution of controlled dangerous substances (CDS). However, each state maintains its definition of what qualifies as a CDS. Understanding Nebraska’s drug possession with intent to sell charge is critical to developing a...
Read MoreUnder Nebraska law, it is illegal to operate or be in the “actual physical control” of a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The blood alcohol limit for a driver is .08%. A DUI charge...
Read MoreA domestic violence arrest raises numerous questions for both the person under arrest and the alleged victim. No question is inappropriate if you have domestic violence charges; however, you need to make sure that you ask the right person...
Read MoreIf you face a white-collar crime, a lot is at stake, including your freedom, livelihood, and reputation. Many white-collar crimes can be charged on the state or federal level, and understanding where yours lies can be confusing. If you...
Read MoreAny criminal charge can impact different facets of your life. Even a minor assault charge can derail your potential employment opportunities and living situation. Unfortunately, allegations of assault often materialize when verbal arguments escalate into physical contact. If you...
Read MoreHow Long Does A Misdemeanor Stay On Your Record In Nebraska? In today’s day and age a criminal record is accessible by just about anyone and the existence of a record can have extremely negative consequences. Decisions relating to...
Read MoreYou must act fast if you’ve been served with a grand jury subpoena. In either state or federal court, testifying before a grand jury is a serious business, and you must not take it lightly. Talking with a qualified...
Read MoreIf you have a driver’s license, you are probably familiar with traffic stops to some degree. It would be extraordinarily rare for someone to go through life without ever having been pulled over by the police. However, if you...
Read MoreIn Nebraska, you can receive a driver’s license suspension or revocation for a variety of different reasons. You can lose your license after getting a DUI, repeatedly violating traffic laws, or as an administrative remedy. No matter what led...
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