In a great little article in the Cannabis Business Times, Dan Stockman, notable drug lawyer (Omaha, NE), cleverly drew a contrast between alcohol and drug prohibition. Stockmann called attention to the tiny town of Whiteclay, Nebraska, a poignant symbol in the hypocrisy surrounding Nebraska’s current drug policies. Contact us for a free case evaluation Δ … Continue reading Drug War Hypocrisy Called Out By Top Drug Lawyer: Omaha, NE Policy Makers in Desperate Need of Common Sense
Drug possession can be a serious and life-altering crime to be charged with, in which case you will need a skilled Omaha drug lawyer, like Daniel Stockmann, to defend you. To be charged with drug possession means to willfully possess illegal controlled substances, such as marijuana; although, it can vary according to drug type, amount, … Continue reading Omaha Drug Lawyer Guide: Potential Defenses for Drug Possession
“Drug possession” can encompass a wide a spectrum of possible violations and potential punishments, just as the term “drugs” can refer to an extremely varied list of prohibited natural and synthetic substances. This is also determined by which state you are busted in, because each has its own laws regarding what constitutes drug possession and … Continue reading I Just Got Busted For Drug Possession. What Happens Now?
Marijuana laws have changed to the point where certain drug offences no longer carry the harsh penalties they once used to. This means that instead of being faced with a possible jail term when caught with small quantities of marijuana, the penalties for a person charged with possession generally consist of a small fine. Furthermore, … Continue reading Marijuana Laws They Are a Changin’: Options for Those Convicted Before Decriminalization
As a Nebraska drug attorney, many of my clients ask me about what the state requires to get a drug offense off of their record. Whether simply arrested or actually convicted, a drug offense on your criminal record can create some very difficult consequences for you or your family in the long run. Employers and … Continue reading Mr. Nebraska Drug Attorney, Can You Please Get This Off My Record?
Stockmann Law represents many individuals involved in drug busts, who are charged with possession with intent to deliver narcotics (often referred to as PWID). This indicates that the person charged had the intent of dealing or selling drugs, which many understand to mean that drugs would have to be found on their person. Often, however, … Continue reading Drugless Drug Busts and How They Are Completely Legal
Talking to an Omaha drug attorney is usually the last thing you want to do, but some circumstances make doing so necessary. A lawyer is there to make the legal process easier to navigate successfully—but there are also ways you can help yourself. Knowing what to discuss with your lawyer beforehand can help your lawyer … Continue reading The Omaha Drug Attorney Guide to Getting the Most Out of Your Consultation
Drug cases can be extremely complicated, and that’s why you need a skilled Omaha drug attorney, like Dan Stockmann, to help you win your case. Drug traffic stop and search cases can be especially difficult. If you have been arrested for drugs on the road and a drug sniffing dog was involved, you probably want … Continue reading The Omaha Drug Attorney Guide to Drug Sniffing Dogs
Recently, top Omaha drug attorney Daniel Stockmann weighed in on the controversy surrounding Colorado’s Amendment 64, in an interview broadcast on Marijuana Public Media. The law, passed by voters in 2012, legalized the possession and sale of marijuana, prompted a suit to be filed with the U.S. Supreme Court by its neighboring states, Nebraska and … Continue reading Omaha Drug Attorney Reveals Dirty Secrets of Nebraska’s War on Drugs
Any drug lawyer worth his or her salt knows that the Fourth Amendment is the central issue in any interstate drug stop case. That means the government must show that the evidence acquired from every aspect of the traffic stop—the questioning, search, detention, and even the stop itself—must be lawful when used to prove the … Continue reading The Drug Lawyer Handbook: The Suppression Hearing
