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The Lowe Law Offices

Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney. Former Prosecutor. By Appointment Only

We practice all areas of Criminal Law in Tarrant County from misdemeanor DWI all the way up to Murder.

10/05/2026

When Lack Of Intent Does Not Apply - Lack of intent in Texas is not a defense for ignorance of the law. Someone can intentionally commit an act that they do not know is illegal and still be held criminally responsible for it.

Lack of intent also cannot be used as a defense to strict liability offenses. For a strict liability offense, the prosecution is not required to prove the defendant’s criminal intent, only that the defendant did the act. Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/lack-of-intent/

09/29/2026

Understanding Your Constitutional Right To A Jury Trial - The 6th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States holds that in all criminal proceedings, the accused shall have the right to “an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed.”

The right to a jury trial is a way to prevent government oppression by having impartial “peers” decide the fate of an accused. It safeguards against heavy-handed and unfair prosecution as well as judges who may have bias. It prevents unchecked power and helps ensure justice prevails.

Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/right-to-a-jury-trial/

09/21/2026

What Is A Motion To Suppress?

The exclusionary rule is a rule that prevents federal, state, or local agencies from using evidence that was obtained in violation of the U.S. Constitution. A motion to suppress evidence, or a motion to suppress, is a way to effect this rule. In this motion, a defendant requests that the court suppress certain evidence from a trial. It is a pretrial motion, heard and decided by a judge.
Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/motion-to-exclude-evidence/

09/14/2026

How Mistakes Are Made In Identifying A Suspect In Texas - There is a range of reasons why someone may incorrectly identify a defendant during a physical or photo lineup, or when giving evidence in court. It may be an honest mistake or one made carelessly or maliciously.

Studies have shown there are several factors that can impact a person’s ability to accurately recollect facts, increasing the chances of a witness incorrectly identifying a defendant. Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/mistaken-identity/

09/04/2026

Criminal Defense Lawyer In Texas: Understanding Miranda Rights - Imagine a United States of America where police hold all the power, and citizens have no power. That world, for some, may not be so unimaginable. If you have found yourself on the other side of police officers in Texas, you know you can appreciate that there are laws in this country meant to protect you. We also know, however, that those laws are often violated. Some of these laws meant to protect U.S. citizens are known as Miranda rights, and they are also violated at an unfortunate rate by police officers.

Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/miranda-rights/

08/24/2026

Understanding Texas Felony Charges - For someone charged with a crime in Texas, it matters what that crime is as well as its classification. The consequences of a conviction will vary depending on the classification of the crime. A strong, strategic defense is the best means to avoid a conviction or, alternatively, accept a plea deal in the defendant’s favor.

Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/felonies/

08/12/2026

Expungement Lawyer In Texas – One of the worst parts of a criminal conviction or, for that matter, an arrest in Texas is not necessarily the sentence – which may include fines, incarceration, probation, or other forms of punishment – but the collateral consequences. Collateral consequences include the social and financial harm associated with an arrest or criminal record. Because of the latter, you can lose your job or miss out on career opportunities. Your reputation is at stake as much as your financial future.
Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/expungement/

08/03/2026

What Is An Emergency Protective Order Under Texas Law?

An Emergency Protective Order (EPO) is an order handed down by the court that requires you to have no contact with the alleged complainant. The EPO may also require you to have no contact with the complainant’s children or family, and this may include your own children.

Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/served-with-a-protective-order-in-texas-what-it-means-for-you-after-an-arrest/

07/14/2026

What Constitutes Defense Of Property In Texas?

The law of defense of property in Texas justifies a defendant’s use of force against another person to protect their premises or personal property from immediate danger.

Common scenarios where this defense may apply include home invasions, trespassers on a property, and thefts. Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/defense-of-property/

06/24/2026

Understanding Criminal Procedure In Texas And Plea Deals – Getting into trouble with the law in Texas disrupts your life in more ways than one. Whether you are innocent or guilty, however, you have a right to a defense. The criminal justice system, though flawed, offers options. Plea deals or plea bargains can be an option. The important thing if offered a plea deal is not to agree to anything without a criminal defense attorney representing you. Plea deals can be great, but the prosecutor will only offer what favors them and not you.

Learn more here: https://www.thelowelawoffices.com/plea-deals/

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Bedford, TX
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