Omaha Drug charges lawyer Daniel Stockmann mostly caters to marijuana cases these days, especially those involving people accused of bringing it into Nebraska after leaving Colorado. The 2016 elections won’t change this just yet, but something new is emerging this year. For the first time in US history, every presidential candidate is more or less … Continue reading Omaha Drug Charges Lawyer: Weed to Win the 2016 Elections
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Stockmann Law Receives 2016 Best Businesses of Omaha Award
Omaha, August 24, 2016 — Stockmann Law has been selected for the 2016 Best Businesses of Omaha Award in the Criminal Defense Law category by the Best Businesses of Omaha Award Program. Contact us for a free case evaluation Δ Each year, the Best Businesses of Omaha Award Program identifies companies that we believe have … Continue reading Stockmann Law Receives 2016 Best Businesses of Omaha Award
What is Rodriguez vs U.S?
Rodriguez v United States was a US Supreme Court case decided in April 2015 which discussed when a police officer may extend the length of a traffic stop in order to have a drug dog conduct a free air sniff of a vehicle.
Lawyer for Drug Charges in Omaha: Why CA Laws Matter
As a lawyer for drug charges in Omaha, Daniel Stockmann keeps an eye on legislative changes throughout the country, especially where marijuana is concerned. A natural state to keep watch over is Colorado, as many of Nebraska’s drug cases result from people leaving the Rocky Mountain State and venturing onto our interstates here. In fact, … Continue reading Lawyer for Drug Charges in Omaha: Why CA Laws Matter
Omaha Drug Charges Lawyer: How Drug-Sniffing Dogs are Trained
Omaha drug charges lawyer Daniel Stockmann often handles cases in which a drug sniffing dog was utilized during the arrest. Police canines are quite common in Nebraska. They’re utilized by the Omaha Police Department, Douglas County Sheriff’s Department, and by Nebraska State Patrol. Overall, the animals do a tremendous amount of good and have repeatedly … Continue reading Omaha Drug Charges Lawyer: How Drug-Sniffing Dogs are Trained
At a Traffic Stop, What Personal Items Can Be Used as Evidence Against Me?
If an arrest is made pursuant to a traffic stop and search of a vehicle, law enforcement will most certainly seize any electronic devices that are found in the vehicle. This would include laptops, tablets, cell phones, etc. They will then obtain a search warrant to search the contents of those electronic devices in order … Continue reading At a Traffic Stop, What Personal Items Can Be Used as Evidence Against Me?
Omaha Drug Defense Lawyer: “Biggest Loser” Encouraged Narcotics Use
Our Omaha drug defense lawyer blog usually covers things happening right here in Nebraska, but the latest news emerging from Hollywood is well worth sharing. Reports are now leaking out that the hit TV show “The Biggest Loser” went incredibly far to boost their ratings, and may have even encouraged narcotics use for contestants to … Continue reading Omaha Drug Defense Lawyer: “Biggest Loser” Encouraged Narcotics Use
Lawyer for Drug Charges in Omaha: Murder Charges for Prince’s Suppliers?
As a lawyer for drug charges in Omaha, Daniel Stockmann has seen quite a few high-profile and complex cases, but the details emerging from Minnesota following Prince’s death are one-of-a-kind. In just a few weeks, we’ve gone from believing that the singer was suffering a bad case of the flu to hearing now that he … Continue reading Lawyer for Drug Charges in Omaha: Murder Charges for Prince’s Suppliers?
Omaha Drug Charges Lawyer: Opioid Cases on the Rise
Omaha drug charges lawyer Daniel Stockmann has seen an increase in opioid cases in recent years, which isn’t surprising given the national trend. Local officials have their own concerns about it as well, and are hoping to find new ways to reduce opioid abuse throughout the state. Contact us for a free case evaluation Δ … Continue reading Omaha Drug Charges Lawyer: Opioid Cases on the Rise
Can I Challenge A Drug Dog?
Since an alert by a drug dog has been found to give the officer probable cause to conduct a search of a vehicle, one certainly can challenge this alert by the drug dog in court. Any records of the dog from previous searches and training would have to be produced and reviewed by an expert … Continue reading Can I Challenge A Drug Dog?
