Nebraska cities such as Omaha and Lincoln see an incredible amount of commercial vehicle traffic due to their location on major thoroughfares such as I-80 and Highway 30. Because of the high traffic volumes, commercial vehicle accidents are not uncommon on these roads. So, what are the options for drivers who get in a commercial …
Navigating the Aftermath of Sideswipe Accident in Nebraska In Nebraska, the winding roads and bustling highways can be a stage for various traffic incidents, with sideswipe accidents being particularly prevalent. These collisions, often resulting from distracted driving, driver fatigue, intoxication, or improper merging, can lead to significant trauma and confusion. At Berry Law, we understand …
If you’re a licensed professional in Nebraska who was charged with a felony, you could lose your license on top of any criminal penalties you face. Most of the nearly 200 Nebraska professions that require a state license are managed by licensing organizations that can suspend or revoke a license on the grounds of unprofessional conduct, including …
The phrase “probable cause” comes from the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which states: “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing …
The Fourth Amendment protects U.S. citizens from warrantless searches of their property and from the seizure of objects or persons without probable cause. It specifically names persons, houses, papers and effects as areas that are protected from warrantless searches. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled many times over that Americans have a reasonable expectation of …
What’s the difference between being charged as a drug user or a drug distributer? There is a significant difference between possessing illegal drugs and possessing illegal drugs with intent to distribute in the criminal justice system. Possession with intent to distribute is usually a more serious crime possession of drugs. Prosecutors have a lot of …
If police pulled you over in Nebraska and searched your car, you may question, “Why can police search my car without a search warrant?” Under federal and Nebraska law, police cannot search your home or property without a search warrant in most cases. However, many people are not aware that their vehicle is not held …
Possession of child pornography is one of the most serious criminal offenses you can face. Even if you had no hand in producing the content, simply having it on your computer can result in federal charges that can have harsh consequences upon conviction, including possible prison time and having to register as a sex offender. …
If you suffered injuries in a trucking accident in Lincoln that was not your fault, you likely qualify to pursue compensation for your injuries and losses. However, certain factors can affect the amount of compensation you can receive, including damage caps. It’s important to understand damage caps in Lincoln truck accident cases and how they …
Every person has a fundamental right to defend themselves. However, many people use the term “self-defense” to justify unwarranted aggression, which can make them subject to criminal punishment. This means you could end up serving time in jail or prison for harming another person, even if you believe you were merely defending yourself. The penalties …
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