Life 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 MoreIf you violate a pretrial release, you may face imprisonment for up to six months, a fine as specified in [§ 22-3571.01], or both. A proceeding for contempt can be initiated by a judicial officer or a prosecutor. Being...
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...
Read MoreHuman trafficking in Nebraska is a distressing and pervasive crime that transcends international borders and reaches the heart of many areas in the nation, including Nebraska. This Midwestern state, known for its open landscapes and friendly atmosphere, is not...
Read MoreSoon, Nebraska will be the 26th state in the U.S. to allow the constitutional carry of a firearm. As a result, Nebraska law created a right to carry a concealed firearm without governmental interference. The law removes previous conditions,...
Read MoreWhat is a No Contact Order in Nebraska? For the average person, being arrested and charged with a crime for the first time is a fairly frightening event. Along with worrying about the ultimate outcome of your case, you...
Read MoreA theft by deception charge falls under the broader category of theft crimes in the Nebraska statutes. In short, theft by deception means taking the property of another by using false words or actions. The offense has other aspects...
Read MoreWhether you have a gun for personal safety or sport, you should know Nebraska’s laws on legally owning a firearm. Nebraska is an open-carry and concealed-carry state. This means gun owners may openly carry their firearms in certain places...
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...
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