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There are stories of how a routine traffic stop ends with unexpected drug charges. Thanks to these, even with nothing to hide, the thought of an officer searching your vehicle creates instant anxiety. But do police have the legal right to search for drugs during a...
A pending drug charge in Nebraska can feel like an invisible fence. This feeling of confinement can be particularly intense when you consider whether you can even leave the state. You might worry about visiting family, attending important events or pursuing job...
The shock of a drug arrest can leave anyone feeling disoriented and prone to mistakes. What you say and do can significantly impact the outcome of your case. Practicing extreme caution when interacting with law enforcement during this critical time is imperative....
Driving under the influence (DUI) of substances is a serious offense. This is either under the influence of drugs or alcohol. In Nebraska, it’s so serious that police can lawfully station sobriety or DUI checkpoints to screen drivers for intoxication or impairment....
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Nebraska; serious enough that a conviction will leave a person with a criminal record. While most people associate DUI with alcohol, it's important to realize that drug impairment can also lead to DUI charges....
All drivers are responsible for operating their vehicles as safely as possible. This is why driving under the influence (DUI) of either alcohol or a controlled substance is a criminal offense in Nebraska and other U.S. states, because a drunk or intoxicated driver...
It’s no secret that the U.S. has a hardline stance against controlled substances. While illegal drugs such as heroin, peyote and Ecstasy are considered controlled substances, even certain prescription medications and over-the-counter drugs such as Ativan, Adderall,...
Geofence warrants are commonly used when the police want to know who was in a given location when a crime was committed. Nebraska law enforcement authorities obtain this information by issuing a geofence warrant to a company such as Google to find out who used devices...
A police officer can stop you while you are walking or jogging on the street, but to frisk you is another question. They may ask you questions when they stop you. You should know that you can remain silent and politely refuse to respond because they can be trying to...
Police officers in Nebraska and around the country often summon K-9 units when they believe that vehicles contain firearms, explosives or illegal drugs. Police dogs can be trained to detect tiny amounts of gunpowder or narcotics, which is why the U.S. Supreme Court...
