Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Federal Criminal Defense - Dallas, Texas

How Federal Criminal Defense Attorney Michael Lowe Can Help

Michael Lowe has aggressively defended numerous Federal criminal investigations and indictments. Mr. Lowe has represented a lead Defendant in one of the largest drug distribution networks in North Texas.

Mr. Lowe has successfully defended Money Laundering, Tax Evasion/Money Structuring (Structured Deposits to avoid filing IRS form 8300), Receiving and Distributing Child Pornography, Possession With Intent to Distribute Cocaine, Methamphetamine and Marijuana, Wire and Mail Fraud, and Mortgage Fraud. Mr. Lowe has defended Federal Criminal cases investigated by the F.B.I., A.T.F., D.E.A., Secret Service, I.C.E., U.S. Postal Inspector and the I.R.S.

White Collar Crime – Federal Criminal Fraud

Many times called “White Collar Crime,” Federal Criminal Fraud cases require a great deal of time, experience, and attention to detail that very few lawyers can provide. For example, Mr. Lowe was able to get a one of his client’s sentence reduced by more than half in a Dallas Mortgage Fraud case wherein Countywide Mortgage lost approximately $8,000,000.

Federal Sentencing Guidelines

Moreover, the Federal Sentencing Guidelines are no longer mandatory in application. Mr. Lowe will explain how the guidelines may apply in a particular case.
More importantly, Mr. Lowe can create a strategy to persuade the sentencing judge to depart below the range called for by the Federal Sentencing Guidelines in any case. If a Federal case needs to be tried to a jury, Mr. Lowe can bring his experience having tried hundreds of jury trials to bear to aggressively defend his client’s freedom.
Results
Each case is unique, and the results for each case depend upon the facts of that particular situation. Nevertheless, the following cases are representative of Dallas federal criminal defense attorney Michael Lowe’s background in representing defendants facing federal prosecution, federal charges, or imposition of federal sentencing guidelines:

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