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What Rights Survive After a Criminal Conviction?

At Hug and Jacobs LLC, we believe that every person deserves to have their voice heard, even after a criminal conviction. As criminal defense lawyers, we understand that convictions can have lasting effects on an individual’s rights, but it’s important to know that not all rights are lost. Certain rights remain intact, and others may be regained through legal processes.…

Understanding the Legal Implications of White Collar Theft

White collar theft, a term used to describe non-violent crimes typically committed by individuals in professional or business settings, has significant legal consequences. While often perceived as less severe than violent crimes, these offenses can result in substantial penalties, including lengthy prison sentences, hefty fines, and permanent damage to an individual’s career and reputation. In Nebraska, as in other states,…

Why Is Legal Support Necessary for Post-Conviction Relief?

Dealing with the law after a conviction can be a stressful task. Many individuals feel overwhelmed, believing that once a verdict is rendered, there’s little recourse left for them. As criminal defense attorneys, we understand that post-conviction relief is a crucial avenue for addressing wrongful convictions, procedural errors, or new evidence that can potentially change the outcome of a case.…

Nebraska’s Good Samaritan Law & Drug Overdoses

Nebraska’s Good Samaritan Law is designed to encourage people to seek medical help during drug overdose emergencies without fear of legal repercussions. This law provides limited immunity to individuals who call 911 or seek emergency assistance for someone experiencing a drug-related overdose. When someone is overdosing, every second counts. The Good Samaritan Law aims to remove the hesitation often caused…

Can I Be Arrested for Drugs That Aren’t Mine?

Facing a drug possession charge can be a frightening experience, especially when the drugs in question aren’t even yours. Unfortunately, under Nebraska law, it’s possible to be arrested for drugs that don’t belong to you, although this largely depends on the circumstances of your situation. At Hug and Jacobs LLC, we’ve handled many such cases, and we know how to…

What Are the Legal Consequences of Fentanyl Possession?

Facing charges related to fentanyl possession is a serious matter with significant legal implications. It’s important to understand the potential consequences and legal repercussions that come with such charges. This blog will explore the various legal outcomes associated with fentanyl possession and provide insights into how professional legal representation can help you manage this challenging situation effectively. By understanding these…

First Offense: Manufacturing Charge

Drug manufacturing refers to the process of producing illegal substances through various chemical or natural methods. This includes growing plants like cannabis for drug production and chemically creating substances like methamphetamine or ecstasy. Drug manufacturing also extends to the preparation and processing of these substances into forms ready for distribution and use. In legal contexts, being charged with drug manufacturing…

Possession vs. Possession With Intent to Sell

When it comes to drug possession, there is a clear difference between having drugs on your person and possessing them with the intent to sell. Both are serious offenses, but the distinction between them not only affects the severity of the charges but can also significantly influence the legal strategies employed in defense cases. From the outside, these terms might…

What You Need to Know About Prescription Drug Crimes

Prescription drug crimes can lead to severe penalties and require a high-level understanding to navigate. Whether you’re casually researching or seeking information for personal reasons, it’s never a bad idea to familiarize yourself with these laws. This article provides an overview of prescription drug crimes, with some focus on the state of Nebraska, where our law firm is based, and…

Possession of Marijuana: Intent to Sell

Understanding drug offenses in Nebraska can be a challenging task, particularly when it comes to serious charges such as possession of marijuana with the intent to sell. This isn’t just about having marijuana on your person; it’s about the intent to distribute it to others. In our state of Nebraska, where marijuana remains illegal, the penalties for this offense can…

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