Drug Crimes

Life may never be the same again for four people arrested on drug charges last week following an investigation involving cooperation between city and state authorities in western Nebraska. A search of the home and car belonging to one individual revealed...

Nebraska State Patrol troopers recently made the largest drug bust in state history during a traffic stop in April, according to National Public Radio. It is also one of the biggest seizures in the entire U.S. What troopers thought was cocaine has turned out to be...

Contrary to what television shows may imply, police in Nebraska cannot simply burst into your home with a drug dog and search it for drugs. In fact, the Nebraska Legislature points out that not only does the United States Constitution's Fourth Amendment make...

As a resident of Nebraska who is currently facing drug-related charges, you may have heard of a "drug diversion program". It's an option available to a select number of people who have been charged with drug-related crimes. But exactly what is it?According...

Although Nebraska residents know that drugs crimes are serious offenses, they may not know the state laws about illegal substances. It is important to understand the state laws so people can take the proper precautions.According to the Nebraska Legislature,...

Nebraska residents like you who have been charged with drug possession may need some professional help to get you through the situation. This is where Monzón Guerra & Associates, Attorneys At Law, come in. We help you understand exactly what you're up...

Whether it is because of the country's gradual shift in attitudes or the fact that legalization is occurring in states across the map, marijuana has been under the spotlight in recent years. There is certainly no shortage of discussion on the matter, as the drug has...

For people who may have serious drug addictions in Nebraska, a first drug arrest may sadly not be the last. This can be related to the lack of people getting proper help and treatment for their drug problems and instead having the focus be on penalizing what is seen...