Key Points A no contact order is a court order issued in a criminal case, often at the initial hearing, that bars the defendant from contacting the alleged victim while the case is pending. “No contact” means any form...
Read MoreFor years, Nebraskans have hoped for progress on medical marijuana. Now that the voters have spoken and legalization is on the horizon, you might be wondering how this could impact you or your loved ones who might benefit from...
Read MoreNebraska is an open-carry and concealed-carry state. This means gun owners may openly carry their firearms in certain places and conceal their guns, and are not required to register a firearm in Nebraska. However, Nebraska’s firearm laws have undergone...
Read MoreWhen it comes to possession of a firearm while intoxicated, Nebraska has some of the most liberal firearm laws in the United States. However, these laws do not come without some limitations. Below we discuss the penalties for carrying...
Read MoreViolating pre-trial release conditions often leads the prosecution to request bond revocation, resulting in jail until trial. Being arrested and charged with a crime can wreak havoc with an individual’s life, without regard to whether the individual is actually...
Read MoreIdentity theft is no joke. A single accusation can swiftly and permanently change your future’s trajectory. Nebraska law takes these cases seriously, and punishment is severe. But what is the penalty for identity theft, and what can you do...
Read MoreYou’re at home, scrolling through your phone or talking with a friend, and then, without warning, your personal space is invaded by law enforcement. Was that intrusion lawful? Did you have a reasonable expectation of privacy? When your privacy...
Read MoreLife throws curveballs, and sometimes that curveball lands smack in the middle of your court date. While missing a court appearance for a criminal case in Nebraska can be nerve-wracking, staying calm and quickly taking action is essential. This...
Read MoreMany states throughout the United States impose some version of a three-strike law. But what is the three-strike law, and what does it mean? A three-strike law is a criminal sentencing theory that imposes significantly harsher penalties—typically a life...
Read MoreInterstate 80, which runs from east to west across the United States, has long been a well-traveled route for illegal drugs making their way up from Central and South America. Consequently, it is not unusual for residents of other...
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