Nebraska Drunk Driving Defense Attorneys
- Auburn
- Fankhauser, Nelsen, Werts & Ziskey: Criminal Law Driving Under the Influence Administrative License Revocations Misdemeanors Felonies Traffic Infractions
- Bellevue
- Bertolini, Schroeder & Blount: * Adoptions * Child support - collection and modification * Criminal defense * Personal injury * Estate planning and probate administration * Real estate * Social Security disability claims * Business formation (corporations and limited liability companies) * Civil litigation * Collections
- Columbus
- Neiman Law Office:
A criminal case usually begins with an investigation by law enforcement authorities. The reports of the law enforcement agency are then forwarded to the local prosecutor (County Attorney) who reviews the reports and sometimes conducts a further investigation. If the local prosecutor files a charge, a complaint is filed with the county court alleging some violation of law. After the complaint has been filed, a person is required to appear in court for an arraignment or first appearance; which is a court preceding before a judge who explains to you what you have been charged with, the possible penalties, and your legal rights. Depending upon the type crime charged the specific procedures followed in a given case vary greatly from case to case after the first court appearance.
In a criminal case, you are entitled to the presumption of innocence, and that presumption continues until the prosecutor has proven your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt; or until you plead guilty or no contest.
One of the more complicated aspects of a criminal case is that the prosecutor must prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt by using evidence that was constitutionally and legally obtained and which is admissible in court. Courts will usually allow evidence to be presented unless a proper objection is made to the use of the evidence. Most laypersons do not have the legal expertise to understand whether the evidence was constitutionally and legally obtained and whether the evidence is legally admissible in a court proceeding.
- Knoepfle & Buhl:
Criminal Law:
DUI
Drug cases
Assault
Burglary
Theft
Traffic offenses
Bad checks
Misdemeanor and felony cases
Juvenile Law:
Abuse or neglect petitions
Truancy / uncontrollable child
Traffic, misdemeanors and felonies under the juvenile code
Assistance with pardons from The Board of Pardons consists of the Governor, Secretary of State and the Attorney General
- William Neiman: A criminal case usually begins with an investigation by law enforcement authorities. The reports of the law enforcement agency are then forwarded to the local prosecutor (County Attorney) who reviews the reports and sometimes conducts a further investigation. If the local prosecutor files a charge, a complaint is filed with the County Court alleging some violation of law. After the complaint has been filed, a person is required to appear in Court for an arraignment or first appearance; which is a court proceeding before a judge who explains to you what you have been charged with, the possible penalties, and your legal rights. Depending upon the type crime charged, the specific procedures followed in a given case vary greatly from case to case after the first court appearance. In a criminal case, you are entitled to the presumption of innocence, and that presumption continues until the prosecutor has proven your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt; or until you plead guilty or no contest. One of the more complicated aspects of a criminal case is that the prosecutor must prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt by using evidence that was constitutionally and legally obtained and which is admissible in court. Courts will usually allow evidence to be presented unless a proper objection is made to the use of the evidence. Most laypersons do not have the legal expertise to understand whether the evidence was constitutionally and legally obtained and whether the evidence is legally admissible in a court proceeding.
- Fremont
- Register Law Office: All felonies All misdemeanors DWI cases Drug cases Juvenile cases
- Johnson & Vaughn: In the State of Nebraska, the legal limit is .10. Any amount over .10 means that you can be arrested and charged with "driving under the influence". The amount that any one individual can consume before being over the limit is generally unknown until after you have been arrested and tested. There are a great number of factors, which can effect your alcohol absorption rate, and there is no safe answer for any individual as to an exact amount of alcohol you can consume and still safely drive a motor vehicle.
- Grand Island
- Truell Murray & Maser: From estate planning and bankruptcy proceedings to family law, criminal law and general practice cases.
- Bradley, Elsbernd, Andersen, Kneale & Jankovitz: Criminal Defense & DUI
- Hastings
- Alexander, Richard: Criminal Law Probate and Wills Estate Planning Divorce Law Family Law
- Seiler & Parker: criminal cases, including traffic violations, minor infractions and misdemeanors, such as drunk driving (DUI/DWI), and the most serious felony indictments, such as drug possession, narcotics sales, theft and grand larceny, white-collar fraud, embezzlement, sex offenses, arson, and conspiracy
- Susan Alexander: You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
- Holdredge
- Anderson, Klein, Swan & Brewster:
DUI Offenses
Wrongful Death
Criminal Offenses
Water Law
Drug Offenses I-80 Traffic Stops/Arrests
Automobile Accidents
Estate Planning & Probate
Personal Injury
Real Estate & Business Law
- LaVista
- McCarthy Martin: If you have been charged with a crime your personal freedom and reputation are at stake.
- Lincoln
- North Platte
- Lindemeier, Gillett, Dawson & Troshynski: If you find yourself charged with a crime, you definitely need to consult with a lawyer. There is nothing more frightening than facing criminal charges. The state will bring the full force of the government against you. You need to know you have many legal rights. And, you need someone on your side fighting for those rights.
- Oakland
- Johnson & Mock: Criminal Defense It can be frightening and intimidating to be charged with a crime. If you are convicted, you could be imprisoned and stuck with a criminal record that will follow you for the rest of your life. If you have been charged, you should hire a skilled, experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. Criminal defense is a highly specialized area of legal practice. Aggressive, effective legal representation can make a tremendous difference in the outcome of your case.
- Omaha
- Pappilion
- Schirber & Wagner: Family Law Divorce Paternity Child Support Child Custody Guardianships Criminal Law Felonies Misdemeanors DUI Juvenile Law Child Abuse and Neglect Termination of Parental Rights Delinquency Foster Parent Rights Grand Parent Rights Personal Injury Vehicle Accidents Slip & fall Assault Civil Rights Housing discrimination Excessive use of force by law enforcement
- Blinn & Rees: Rights and hearings effecting your case start within days after your arrest. You can not wait until your first court hearing on a DWI or DUI to retain an attorney if you want the best possible representation. Within days of the traffic stop hearing request deadlines approach.
- Bramhall & Munch: Assault Theft DUI Robbery Sexual assault Weapons cases Burglary Drug offenses Traffic tickets Child support
- Baxley Law Office: In Nebraska someone can be guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol in two ways. First, someone can be Òdriving under the influence,Ó which means they are driving after the ingestion of alcohol or drugs in an amount sufficient to impair to impair their ability to operate a motor vehicle in a prudent and cautious manner. Second, someone can have over a .08 "alcohol concentration." So, how do the police build a DUI case against you? They basically use three factors. First they see how you are driving. They can say that in their opinion you were not operating it in a "prudent and cautious manner." Second they "ask" you to take a series of coordination exercises or ÒtestsÓ. This is where they get evidence of impairment. Make no mistake; these tests are designed for failure. Finally, they ask for a breath or blood test. This is to show your alcohol concentration was .08 or over.
- William Warnes Se habla espa–ol: You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
- Plattsmouth
- Reinsch, Slattery & Bear: Criminal Defense Divorce Child Custody Business Law Insurance Disputes Automobile Accidents Estate and Probate Matters Wills and Trusts Real Estate WorkersÕ Compensation Wrongful Death
- Scottsbluff
- Island, Huff & Nichols: You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
- Seward
- Blevins & Damman:
Wills, Trusts, Probate, Estate Planning
Criminal/Traffic Defense
Personal Injury
Real Estate
Business Planning
Litigation
- South Sioux City
- Fitch Stahle:
minor infractions
misdemeanors
felony charges
burglary
DUI/OWI
drug cases
- Tecumseh
- Morrissey, Morrissey & Dalluge:
DUI's, DWI's and MIP Defense
- Wahoo
- HAESSLER, SULLIVAN & KLEIN: Criminal Defense (Felonies, Drug Cases, DWI and All Criminal Matters)oFamily Law (Divorce, Dissolution of Marriage, Custody and Paternity Matters)oCivil Litigation (Collection, Personal Injury, Contract Disputes)oBusiness and Corporate Law (Business Formation and Planning, Contracts, Collections)oWills, Estate Planning, Probate and Powers of AttorneyoAdoptions, Guardianships, Conservatorships and Termination of Parental RightsoJuvenile LawoReal Estate Law (Purchases, Sales, Closing, Deed Preparation, Quiet Title, Partition Actions, Boundary Disputes and Foreclosures)
- Sohl Law Office: Criminal Law
If you are accused of a crime, we can handle your case, whether itÕs a drug offense or youÕve been accused of an assault. Representation by an experienced, aggressive criminal defense lawyer is critical. You need to know your rights under the law and act to protect them immediately.
Violent Crimes
Drug Offenses
Felonies
Misdemeanors
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