Have you had your car, home or other belongings searched by law enforcement officers in Nebraska? Maybe you have even had your person searched by a police officer or other authority. Understanding your rights in these situations is important because there are both state and ...
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Blog posts in August, 2017
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Consent and the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy
Nebraskans have the right to be free from warrantless searches and seizures by government officials when they have a "reasonable expectation of ...
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Student Athletes Face Drug Offenses
If a person from Nebraska has experienced a criminal arrest, they can understandably be nervous about the eventual outcome of the incident. If an ...
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What Is the One-Leg Stand Test?
When a person in Nebraska is stopped by a police officer, sheriff or other member of a law enforcement entity, there exists the potential that the ...
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Defining Consent in Nebraska
Upon hearing of accusations of sexual assault in Omaha, many may automatically assume that such offenses are perpetrated by deviants targeting random ...
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