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DUI Attorney in Sarpy County

Defending Sarpy County DUI Cases as a Team Since 2016

A DUI arrest sets two separate legal processes in motion at once: the criminal charges in court and an administrative proceeding with the Nebraska DMV that can cost you your license before your case ever goes to trial. At Omaha DUI, we’ve been defending Nebraskans against DUI and criminal charges since 2016, and we know how fast those early deadlines arrive. Acting quickly isn’t just helpful. It can be the difference between preserving your options and losing them.

We serve clients throughout Sarpy County with a full team of attorneys. Nick Glasz, Taryn Nick, and Mike Pettis work DUI cases together, bringing trial-ready advocacy and a genuinely non-judgmental approach to every client we represent. We’ve helped thousands of Nebraskans navigate charges like yours, and we handle everything from the first filing to the final hearing.

Don’t wait to understand your options. Call Omaha DUI at (402) 543-3754 for a free, no-obligation consultation with a drunk driving attorney serving Sarpy County.

Why Sarpy County Clients Choose Omaha DUI

When you’re facing a DUI charge, who represents you matters. Nick Glasz has earned recognition from Super Lawyers, and our trial attorneys are prepared to fight hard in negotiations or in the courtroom. We don’t hand files off or run a high-volume practice where clients feel like case numbers. Every client gets one-on-one attention and a defense strategy built around their specific circumstances.

We handle every detail of your matter: gathering evidence, filing essential documents, examining the arrest record, and representing you before a judge. Whether you’re facing a first offense or a complex felony charge, our team comes without judgment and with a clear plan tailored to your situation.

Free Initial Consultation: No obligation, no pressure. We’ll walk you through your situation and what we can do for you.
Team-Based Defense: Three attorneys bring their knowledge to your case rather than a single practitioner working alone.
Proven Track Record: We have a long history of results across misdemeanor and felony DUI matters, including the most difficult cases.
Personalized Strategy: We take the time to understand your goals and tailor our approach to your individual situation.

Nebraska DUI Law: What Sarpy County Drivers Need to Know

Nebraska law defines DUI broadly. A person can be charged for operating or being in actual physical control of a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or any drug, including legally prescribed medications. The standard BAC threshold is .08, but an officer’s perception of impairment can lead to a charge even at a lower reading. Sitting in the driver’s seat with the keys in the ignition can qualify as physical control under Nebraska law, even if the vehicle wasn’t moving.

Nebraska’s implied consent law means that driving on a public road constitutes implicit agreement to submit to a chemical test following a DUI arrest. Refusing that test carries its own penalties, separate from the criminal charge, including administrative license suspension and potential use of the refusal as evidence.

DUI Penalties in Nebraska

The consequences of a DUI conviction escalate quickly with each offense. Here’s what Sarpy County drivers are up against.

First Offense: Minimum 7 days in jail (up to 60 days), $500 minimum fine, and a 6-month driver’s license revocation.
Second Offense: Minimum 30 days in jail (up to 6 months), $500 minimum fine, and an 18-month license revocation.
Third Offense: Minimum 90 days in jail (up to 1 year), $1,000 minimum fine, and a 15-year license revocation. A third offense can be elevated to a felony under certain circumstances.

Nebraska applies a 15-year lookback period. Prior DUI convictions within that window can increase what you’re facing, and a fourth or subsequent offense is charged as a felony. Beyond the criminal penalties, a conviction can mean a permanent record, SR-22 insurance requirements, and real consequences for your employment and career.

Misdemeanor DUI cases in Sarpy County are heard in Sarpy County Court in Papillion. Felony DUI cases go before Sarpy County District Court, also in Papillion.

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How We Defend DUI Cases in Sarpy County

Effective DUI defense starts well before trial. Our attorneys examine every element of your arrest for anything that weakens the prosecution’s case, from the initial traffic stop through the final piece of chemical test evidence.

Challenging the Traffic Stop & Field Sobriety Tests

We examine the traffic stop itself, because if the officer lacked reasonable suspicion to pull you over, any evidence gathered afterward may be excludable. From there, we scrutinize field sobriety test administration, looking at officer technique, environmental conditions, and whether your physical limitations affected the results. Field sobriety tests aren’t required under Nebraska law, and their results are far from bulletproof.

Challenging Chemical Test Results

Breathalyzer results can be challenged on grounds including improper equipment calibration, failure to follow Nebraska’s Title 177 testing procedures, and chain of custody issues with blood samples. Constitutional violations, including unlawful searches and seizures, are also grounds for suppressing evidence.

Managing the ALR Hearing & Criminal Defense Together

We handle both sides of the legal process triggered by your arrest. The Administrative License Revocation (ALR) proceeding with the Nebraska DMV requires a hearing request within 10 days of arrest. Miss that window and your license can be automatically suspended, regardless of how your criminal case resolves. Our team manages that deadline and fights the revocation while simultaneously building your criminal defense.

Start Your Defense Today

A DUI charge in Sarpy County is serious, but it isn’t the end of the road. The sooner you act, the more your defense team has to work with. Omaha DUI offers a free initial consultation with no obligation so you can understand your options before making any decisions.

Call us now at (402) 543-3754 or contact us online. We’re ready to help with your defense.

DUI Charges We Handle for Sarpy County Clients

Not every DUI case looks the same, and the stakes vary significantly depending on the charge. Omaha DUI represents clients facing the full range of DUI offenses in Nebraska, from first-time misdemeanor charges to serious felony matters.

First Offense DUI: A first charge still carries real consequences. We work to protect your record and your license from the start.
Second Offense DUI: Repeat charges bring heavier penalties and less room for error in your defense.
Felony DUI: A third offense can be charged as a felony depending on the circumstances, and a fourth or subsequent DUI in Nebraska is charged as a felony. We have a proven track record in complex felony cases and handle both state and federal court matters.
Underage DUI: Nebraska imposes distinct penalties for drivers under 21, and the consequences can follow a young person for years.
Drug DUI: Impairment charges can stem from prescription medication, marijuana, or other controlled substances, not only alcohol. These cases often require a closer look at the evidence.
Aggravated & Extreme DUI: High-BAC readings or aggravating circumstances can trigger enhanced charges and penalties.
Multiple DUI Offenses: Nebraska’s 15-year lookback period means prior convictions can significantly increase what you’re facing today.

Whatever the charge, our team approaches your case without assumptions and with a defense strategy shaped around the specific facts of your situation.

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