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Title: reference for a good lawyer
Post by: depserv on June 04, 2016, 03:15:21 PM

A friend of mine got in trouble and needs advice on a good lawyer.  The crimes he was falsely accused of are in Saunders County.  He was falsely accused of domestic assault and threats with a firearm, which as we all know will deprive him of his 2nd Amendment rights.  The police believed his accuser but hopefully he can get a good lawyer to help him set the record straight.  Any recommendations?

Take the advice I gave him: if you're single, be careful who you get involved with; there are a lot of liars out there and a lie can cost you a lot.

Title: Re: reference for a good lawyer
Post by: RLMoeller on June 04, 2016, 03:31:23 PM

Pm sent

Title: Re: reference for a good lawyer
Post by: Kendahl on June 04, 2016, 06:11:22 PM

Gary Young at Keating, O'Gara in Lincoln. He teaches the Legal Survival class, which I have taken and strongly recommend, represents police officers all over the state in use of force cases, and works with the Armed Citizens' Legal Defense Network.