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 convictions. Previous convictions are a condition for automatic DUI charges, but other parameters can qualify a crime as a felony DUI, ...
Read MoreNebraska residents facing a DUI charge may feel intimidated by the idea of fighting the case, particularly without the help of a skilled criminal ...
View MoreGenerally, the police cannot lawfully stop a vehicle unless the officer has reason to believe that the driver has committed a crime or a traffic ...
View MoreBeing pulled over can ignite a moment of panic. The anxiety intensifies when the cop tells you that she suspects that you're under the influence - ...
View MoreMany people in Nebraska might think that the prosecution of an alleged drunk driver is pretty standard with little room for a person to defend ...
View MoreOne of the potential consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol or driving while intoxicated is the installation of an interlock ignition ...
View MoreAre you feeling lucky? With St. Patrick's Day here and gone once again, the imagery of leprechauns and pots of gold has Nebraskans feeling charmed - ...
View MoreNebraska is one of 12 states that make it a crime for someone pulled over for a DUI to refuse a breath or blood test. But a U.S. Supreme Court ruling ...
View MoreAt some point in everyone's educational life, there is a teacher who seems to derive great satisfaction from administering tests that almost no one ...
View MoreThe flashing lights reflecting in your rear-view mirror. The chirp of a siren. The police officer's slow walk to your car. Those seemingly small ...
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