As a blog for a weed lawyer in Omaha, this site often covers trending news about potential legislation changes and what different agencies are doing or saying about bringing them to fruition, but the latest group to talk might surprise some folks. It seems the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is calling for a change … Continue reading Weed Lawyer in Omaha: ACLU Says NE Laws Need Change
Category Archives: Drug attorney
How Are Drug Dogs Trained and How Reliable Are They?
Drug dogs are put through an extensive training regimen before they are released to work out in the field. Part of this training consists of practice searches that would contain what we call false positives or false negatives. In other words, during some searches, no drugs are present and the dogs are tested to determine … Continue reading How Are Drug Dogs Trained and How Reliable Are They?
Omaha Drug Trafficking Lawyer: Feds Prosecuting Less
Our Omaha drug trafficking lawyer blog recently covered how Nebraska’s prosecution of drug cases is on the rise and that the state is spending a whole lot of money to catch, charge, and jail people. The hardest-hit areas are along Interstate 80 and the most common targets are those with out-of-state plates. Now, the feds … Continue reading Omaha Drug Trafficking Lawyer: Feds Prosecuting Less
What Does Police Do With Seized Possessions?
In this video, Daniel explains what happens when police seize money or other items following a traffic stop in the state of Nebraska.
Lawyer for Drug Charges in Omaha: Intent to Buy in CO Legal
As a lawyer for drug charges in Omaha, Daniel Stockmann sees a lot of cases related to Colorado marijuana purchases with out-of-state clients. One of the latest situations emerging in the media today is two years in the making and is positive news for those caught with drug cash in Nebraska, as well as for … Continue reading Lawyer for Drug Charges in Omaha: Intent to Buy in CO Legal
Omaha Marijuana Defense Lawyer Reports: Nebraska Arrest / Enforcement Costs Rising
A new report published by the University of Nebraska at Omaha has confirmed something Omaha marijuana defense lawyer Daniel Stockmann has been saying all along: the crackdown on cannabis is massive in the state and the resulting expenses are increasing. It’s estimated that Colorado is bringing in an estimated $80 million in revenue on top … Continue reading Omaha Marijuana Defense Lawyer Reports: Nebraska Arrest / Enforcement Costs Rising
Omaha Marijuana Defense Lawyer: Legalized Marijuana on the 2018 Ballot
Omaha marijuana defense lawyer Daniel Stockmann sees countless cases due to Nebraska’s unyielding cannabis legislation. Despite the fact that neighboring states have legalized it for recreational use, and a number of states around the country have at least approved it for medicinal purposes, the Cornhusker State has refused to give in and continues to prosecute … Continue reading Omaha Marijuana Defense Lawyer: Legalized Marijuana on the 2018 Ballot
Is Simple Possession of Cocaine an Aggravated Felony?
In this video, Daniel explains the penalties for cocaine possession in Nebraska.
Weed Lawyer in Omaha: 240 Pounds of Marijuana Found on 4/20
As a weed lawyer in Omaha, Daniel Stockmann sees all kinds of uncanny coincidences, but one of the latest cases from southwest Nebraska is a little too odd not to share. Lincoln officials made a huge bust, on one of the most notorious days for cannabis aficionados. As is the situation with quite a few … Continue reading Weed Lawyer in Omaha: 240 Pounds of Marijuana Found on 4/20
What’s the Difference Between Possession and Intent to Distribute?
The main distinction between possession and possession with intent to deliver is the intent of the person caught with the contraband. In other words, if the intent is to further distribute the contraband, then a possession with intent to deliver charge would be the appropriate charge. If intent is simply personal use, then possession would be the appropriate charge.
