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The Omaha Drug Attorney Guide to Drug Sniffing Dogs

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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 →

Omaha Drug Attorney Reveals Dirty Secrets of Nebraska’s War on Drugs

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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 →

The Drug Lawyer Handbook: The Suppression Hearing

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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 →

Law makers and enforcers remain indecisive in wake of Colorado drug trafficking

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Colorado’s supposed marijuana legalization apocalypse is proving to be Y2K harmless, and even beneficial for its residents. This is amidst the boom of small marijuana shops, which has poured in millions of tax dollars from local consumers and weed tourists alike. Denver, dubbed the “Mile High” city, now has about 340 recreational and medicinal pot … Continue reading Law makers and enforcers remain indecisive in wake of Colorado drug trafficking →