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Domestic Violence in Nebraska

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By Petersen Criminal Law | Read Time: 3 minutes | Criminal Defense

Common Questions About Domestic Violence Charges

A 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...

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By Petersen Criminal Law | Read Time: 3 minutes | Domestic Violence in Nebraska

How Long Can You Go to Jail for Domestic Violence in Nebraska?

Convictions 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...

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By Petersen Criminal Law | Read Time: 2 minutes | Domestic Violence in Nebraska

Is Domestic Violence a Felony or Misdemeanor in Nebraska?

One 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,...

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By Petersen Criminal Law | Read Time: 3 minutes | Domestic Violence in Nebraska

Can’t My Spouse Just Drop the Charges?

There was a time when domestic violence was effectively ignored both society and the law. Both considered it a private affair, meaning people rarely intervened and the law infrequently pursued charges against abusers. Today, however, domestic violence is taken...

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By Petersen Criminal Law | Read Time: < 1 minute | Domestic Violence in Nebraska

Domestic Violence in Nebraska

Domestic Violence in Nebraska from Tom Petersen Nebraska Revised Statute § 28-323 governs the Nebraska’s domestic violence laws.Under that statute, domestic violence is charged as “domestic assault” and may be charged in the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd degree.  ...

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