Criminal Defense Attorneys in Omaha
Preparing Your Case for Trial from Day One - Call (402) 614-8655
At McGoughLaw P.C. L.L.O., from the moment we meet with you, we work aggressively for a successful resolution in your case. We will take any and all steps to move your case to trial. The prosecution knows which attorneys go to trial and which do not. Our firm has a reputation for representing clients aggressively and achieving success at trial.
We do not assign you a single lawyer. Instead, you have a whole team working on your defense. Every member of your team knows what is happening with your case, so if you call to ask a question, you get an answer quickly instead of waiting for your attorney to call you back. Our team approach also lets us view your case from every angle, gaining important insight from every perspective.
To request a initial consultation with our criminal defense lawyers in Omaha, call (402) 614-8655.
Highly Skilled Trial Lawyers
The attorneys at our firm are in trial all the time. We have a firm grasp on how a case needs to be presented and we know how facts will be perceived by a jury. Our team sees preparation as the keystone to effective defense.
McGoughLaw P.C. L.L.O. accepts all criminal defense cases, including:
- Domestic violence
- Felony theft
- DUI
- Driver's license suspension/revocation
- Drug crimes
- Sex crimes
- Violations of sex offender registration
- Probation violations
- Violations of supervised release
- Violations of pretrial release
Can I Use Deadly Force to Protect Property in Nebraska?
In Nebraska, you are allowed to use deadly force in self-defense is justified if a reasonable ground existed under the circumstances for the defendant's belief that he or she was threatened with death or serious bodily harm, even if the defendant was actually mistaken about the extent of the danger. To prove that you had to use deadly force for self-defense, you must have a reasonable and good faith belief in the necessity of using force, and the force used in defense must be immediately necessary and justified under the circumstances. A defendant asserting self-defense as justification for the use of force must have a reasonable and good faith belief in the necessity of such force. In order for the self-defense justification to be applicable:
- Must be necessary and in good faith
- Deadly force had to be immediately necessary
- The force had to be justified under the situation.
Put Our Experience to Work for You
We review all the evidence in your trial and investigate every possible defense. If there is a piece of evidence that will aid in your defense, we will find it. Whether you have been accused of sexual assault or drunk driving, our Omaha criminal law lawyers will fight for your rights and your freedom. A majority of our clients have been falsely accused – we stand up for these clients and work tirelessly to protect them. We represent clients throughout Nebraska and in federal courts in Council Bluffs, Sioux City and Des Moines, Iowa.
Contact us online or call us at (402) 614-8655 to schedule a confidential consultation to discuss your case.