Miranda v. Arizona, the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case that requires law enforcement officials make a person aware of his or her right not to make self-incriminating statements during an arrest, turns 50 this year. Anyone who has viewed an arrest scene in a movie or TV ...
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Blog posts in August, 2016
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How Do Plea Bargains Work?
Have you been arrested and charged with a crime in Nebraska? If so, you no doubt have many questions about how the criminal justice system works and ...
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Explained by the Nebraska Legislature, what is assault in Nebraska?
Assault In Nebraska Have you been charged with assault in Nebraska? Do you know a friend or relative who has faces an assault charge? If so, you ...
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Types of Prescription Drugs That May Be Addictive
While illegal drugs like heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine and more often get a lot of attention when it comes to criminal charges, Nebraska residents ...
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Prostitution-Related Charges Result from Undercover Operation
All across the nation this summer, a coordinated effort has been underway in multiple municipalities to crack down on human trafficking and related ...
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Criminal Information on Background Checks
Among the many things that Nebraska residents who have been charged with criminal offenses have to be concerned, future background checks may be one. ...
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Hearing the Other Side of Domestic Abuse Allegations
Public awareness of domestic assault has been heightened in recent years, in part as a result of incidences involving professional athletes or other ...
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Drug Possession Charge Leads to 12-Month Jail Sentence
Any Nebraska resident who is concerned about criminal drug charges can have good reason for being so. There may be serious long-lasting penalties ...
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New Criminal Risks Created by Video Game
Many Nebraska residents find video games to be a great way to unwind and just have fun. They can also be a good way to stay in touch with friends as ...
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Are Roadside Sobriety Tests Designed to Be Failed?
At some point in everyone's educational life, there is a teacher who seems to derive great satisfaction from administering tests that almost no one ...
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