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When most Nebraska residents consider burglary, they may think this term refers to theft. This is not necessarily the case, though, and if people find ...

When people think of a false or a wrong arrest, they generally imagine a Nebraska police officer placing a person under arrest without any ...

At the law office of McGoughLaw P.C., L.L.O., we want everyone in Nebraska to have a safe, enjoyable holiday season. For many residents, the holidays ...

Public awareness of domestic assault has been heightened in recent years, in part as a result of incidences involving professional athletes or other ...

Nebraska residents are currently unable to use marijuana for recreational or medicinal purposes. To some, this may be frustrating as they watch people ...

In recent years, the United States has wrestled with an opioid crisis that saw more than 46 people dying each day from overdoses involving ...

The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures by the police. However, if you are a ...

In the state of Nebraska, individuals with at least three DUI convictions in the past 22 years are charged with felony DUI for any following ...

Nebraska residents facing a DUI charge may feel intimidated by the idea of fighting the case, particularly without the help of a skilled criminal ...

Generally, the police cannot lawfully stop a vehicle unless the officer has reason to believe that the driver has committed a crime or a traffic ...

Do the rights of citizens to access video from police body cameras trump the need for law enforcement to preserve an important piece of evidence in a ...

In Nebraska, a police officer must have reasonable suspicion in order to pull you over. What does this means? Basically, you can't just be pulled over ...

A large percentage of drug and firearms charges result from routine traffic stops. Police often pull motorists over for speeding or other moving ...