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Affirming a district court's convictions for possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, the Nebraska Supreme Court held the defendant's consent to a search was neither a result of coercion nor ambiguity.
Upholding a district court's conviction of first-degree sexual assault, the Nebraska Supreme Court concluded that there was sufficient evidence to support the sexual assault conviction for a defendant who voluntarily performed fellatio on a non-consenting person.
Affirming the district court's conviction of an unlawful possession of a firearm by a prohibited person, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals found there was sufficient evidence to support the unlawful possession of a firearm.
Upholding a county court's conviction of driving under the influence of drugs, the Nebraska Supreme Court found there was sufficient evidence to support a DUI conviction for a person driving under the influence of prescription medications.
Our legal team can help you understand how these precedents might apply to your situation.