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: Omaha Personal Injury LawyerFirst DWI Court in Nebraska
By John Inserra
Scottsbluff County Nebraska has instituted a "post sentence" DWI court, the first in the State of Nebraska.
The goal of the court, like its drug court counterparts, is to get people enrolled in alcohol and/or drug treatment programs, mental health counseling as needed, and regular participation in Narcotics Anonymous or Alcoholics Anonymous programs.
Full post as published by Omaha Personal Injury Lawyer on November 28, 2007 (boomark / email).
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