While it is true that no two drug crime prosecutions contain the same set of facts and circumstances, arrests involving the sale or distribution of a controlled substance often follow a predictable pattern. That pattern involves an informant providing...
Read MoreDrug trafficking is a generic term used to refer to a state’s most serious drug offenses. Convictions for drug trafficking crimes often result in long prison sentences, large fines, and lengthy terms of supervised release once released from prison....
Read MoreEven though marijuana is legal across the state of Colorado, it is still considered an illegal substance in the state of Nebraska. Because marijuana is illegal in Nebraska, it’s best to leave your edibles in Colorado if you are...
Read MoreNebraska is one of 17 states that requires drug possessors to pay taxes on their illegal drugs. In essence, the drug tax stamp is a way for prosecutors to increase the number of charges against you. What Is Nebraska’s...
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 MoreAre you looking for an attorney to defend your drug possession charge? Figuring out which lawyer you should hire for your case is a daunting task, especially if you have no experience with the criminal justice system. You may...
Read MoreFor the average, law-abiding motorist, encountering a police checkpoint while traveling down the interstate is inconvenient, but not cause for alarm. A motorist with something to hide, however, running into a checkpoint is definitely problematic and may be cause...
Read MoreIf you have been arrested and charged with a cocaine-related criminal offense in the State of Nebraska you are undoubtedly concerned about the outcome of your case. If you are not already aware, the first thing you need to...
Read MoreIllegal drug manufacturing in Nebraska is a serious criminal offense. A manufacturing drug charge sentence could send you to prison for decades. Even if you didn’t make the drugs but participated somehow in drug substance manufacturing, you still face...
Read MoreIn Nebraska, a class 4 felony is one step above a misdemeanor. However, a class 4 felony can lead to prison and a lifetime loss of rights. Moreover, a class 4 felony conviction will carry the stigma and loss...
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