Dallas DWI Attorney
Michael Lowe is Board Certified in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization
Today, the penalties for driving drunk in Texas have never been more severe. For example, DWI (driving while intoxicated) is the only misdemeanor criminal offense for which you cannot receive deferred adjudication under Texas law.
Moreover, new state laws require that if your Texas driver’s license is suspended for a driving drunk conviction (DWI), you will be required to pay a minimum of $1,000 per year for three years just to keep your license. That’s $3000 in fines added to the sometimes overwhelming financial and personal consequences of losing your driver’s license on a drunk driving (DWI) charge.
How Dallas DWI Lawyer Michael Lowe Can Help
- Michael Lowe Will Take Your DWI Case to Trial
Because of these harsh Texas drunk driving laws, and many other extra legal penalties associated with DWI charges, Texas criminal defense lawyer Michael Lowe often advises his DWI clients to try their drunk driving case to a jury. As a former prosecutor with the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office, Mr. Lowe knows the difference an experienced DWI defense lawyer can make in a courtroom jury trial.
- Michael Lowe Will Fight Aggressively Against DWI Charges
As part of his DWI defense, criminal lawyer Michael Lowe will obtain a copy of the police report and videotape and help you evaluate your options. His aggressive defense against the drunk driving allegations brought against you will include personally defending you both at your license suspension hearing and at trial, vigorously cross-examining the arresting police officers on the accuracy of their memories and recollections, as well as questioning the intoxilizer 5000 technical supervisor on details of the testing of your blood alcohol content (BAC) including the accuracy and reliability of the results.
Just because you have given a breath test and the result is an .08 (g/210 liters) or higher, doesn’t mean you don’t have a chance. Having an experienced and aggressive DWI defense attorney on your side can make all the difference when you are facing a drunk driving charge. Call Michael Lowe for a free, initial consultation if you think he may be of help to you.
- Michael Lowe Will Fight for Your Right to Drive to Work – Occupational Driver’s Licenses Are Available
If your driver’s license is suspended due to a drunk driving (DWI) charge, criminal defense attorney Michael Lowe can get you an occupational (work) license during the suspension, period.
Results
Each DUI - DWI case is unique, and the results for each case depend upon the facts of that particular alleged drunk driving situation. Nevertheless, the following cases are representative of Dallas DUI - DWI attorney Michael Lowe’s background in representing defendants facing drunk driving charges:
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- Not Guilty on Dallas DWI
Client Found Not Guilty on Dallas DWI Accident case
September 25th, 2007 - Dallas DWI Case Dismissed
Dallas County DA Dismissed Client's Case on the Day of Trial
August 8th, 2007 - Probation on Denton County Felony 4th DWI
Dallas Felony DWI probation continued and received probation on Denton County DWI 4th
June 11th, 2007 - Judge Throws Out Field Sobriety Tests; Client Found Not Guilty
Client Found Not Guilty in Dallas After Judge Threw Out Results of Field Sobriety Tests
November 16th, 2006 - DWI reduced to Obstruction of a Passageway
Dallas DWI Dismissed
September 7th, 2006 - Collin County DWI Breath Test Case Dismissed
.085 Breath Test Case Dismissed, No Probation, No Fines, No Classes
August 29th, 2006 - Felony DWI Reduced
Reduced To Misdemeanor; No Jail Time; No Interlock Device
August 23rd, 2006 - Breath Test .14: Case Dismissed in Dallas County After Jury Selection
.14 breath test case dismissed and client received Obstruction of a Passageway after jury selection
June 19th, 2006 - Dallas DWI: Not Guilty
Dallas County Jury finds client Not Guilty
May 16th, 2006 - DWI in Dallas Dismissed
Client's Driving While Intoxicated Case Dismissed in Dallas County
April 7th, 2006 - DWI, Dallas County Not Guilty
Client Found Not Guilty of Driving While Intoxicated in Dallas County
March 20th, 2006 - Sixth DWI, Probation, No Jail
Client Found Guilty of his Sixth DWI Received Five Year Probation and Ten Day work release
December 13th, 2005 - Not Guilty Dallas DWI
Another Client is found Not Guilty on a Dallas County DWI
July 18th, 2005 - Dallas County DWI Case
Client found not guilty
June 30th, 2005 - Another DWI Client Received Deferred Adjudication to a Lesser Offense
Client who was arrested for DWI has his charge reduced to an Obstruction of a Passageway
April 15th, 2005 - Jury Finds Michael Lowe's Client Not Guilty.
A Tarrant County (Fort Worth) jury has found Michael Lowe's client not guilty of DWI
March 30th, 2005 - Tarrant County (Fort Worth) Jury finds Mr. Lowe’s client Not Guilty of DWI.
Mr. Lowe was able to convince the jury to find him not guilty.
February 1st, 2005 - DWI, .11 breath test, Collin County, Texas: Not Guilty.
Mr. Lowe obtained an acquittal for his client who is an attorney at one of the largest and most prestigious law firms in Dallas.
January 24th, 2005 - Dallas DWI case reduced to Obstruction of a Passageway.
On the day of trial, Mr. Lowe was able to get the case reduced to the traffic violation Obstruction of a Passageway.
November 16th, 2004 - DWI Breath Test thrown out in Collin County.
Mr. Lowe’s Motion to Suppress the 0.11 breath test result (well beyond the legal limit), was granted in Collin County.
November 2nd, 2004 - Dallas DWI case dismissed.
Irving police department arrested client for suspected DWI.
September 7th, 2004 - Dallas DWI case dismissed.
Client charged with second DWI in which she was involved in an accident and an open container of alcohol was found in her car.
July 20th, 2004 - DWI case dismissed.
Client blew a .12 (one and a half times legal limit). Mr. Lowe's pre-trial investigation work proved the test result invalid.
March 26th, 2004 - In DWI case, a hung jury in Denton County.
Client blew well over the legal limit, admitted to drinking 8 beers and was found with 2 marijuana pipes and marijuana in his car.
March 5th, 2004
If you have been tested and found to have a blood alcohol content (BAC) over the Texas drunk driving law legal limit, then what defense argument can possibly be made against a slam-dunk DWI conviction?
Texas drunk driving attorney Michael Lowe has several answers to that question because there are valid, successful defenses to be mounted against these drunk driving test (BAC) results. For more detailed information on legal defenses to drunk driving BAC tests, click here.
Dallas criminal defense attorney Michael Lowe is available to help individuals who are being accused, investigated, or charged with crimes in the Dallas metroplex area. For a free legal consultation, please call (214) 526-1900 or toll-free (866) 351-1900, to schedule an appointment to visit with criminal lawyer Michael Lowe.
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Not Guilty on Dallas DWI
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.22 Breath Test Case Dismissed; Parole "Blue Warrant" lifted
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Not Guilty on Tarrant County DWI
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