On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | Aug 26, 2020 | criminal law
Your child worked hard to gain entry into college, and your family may have worked hard, too, to secure financial aid for him or her. Many college students experiment with drugs when they get what may be their first taste of freedom. If you think your child may be...
On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | May 22, 2020 | criminal law
Under the Sixth Amendment of the US Constitution, you have the right to a speedy trial in all criminal matters. This protects you against unnecessary delays, but we understand that it can also feel like things are happening too fast. For better or for worse, you...
On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | May 11, 2020 | criminal law
Marijuana laws have been in a constant state of change for the last several years. While in some states cannabis is legal to buy and possess, in Alabama only CBD is legal. We understand the law as it applies to marijuana and we have helped many of our clients with...
On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | Apr 23, 2020 | criminal law
GHB is one of the most commonly abused “club drugs” in Alabama. The acronym stands for gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid, a depressant that reportedly induces sensations of calm and euphoria. Sometimes people take analogs in place of GHB. These are concerning for...
On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | Apr 10, 2020 | criminal law
Alabama law enforcement officers can pull over drivers who show signs of intoxication, such as crossing the lane lines, weaving in and out of traffic and other erratic behaviors. If the police stop you, they may request that you take a breath test. While you can...
On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | Apr 10, 2020 | criminal law
Are Breath Alcohol Tests Always Accurate? If law enforcement suspects you of drinking and driving, they may pull you over to investigate further. In addition to asking you questions and requesting that you perform a battery of roadside sobriety tests, authorities may...
On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | Apr 1, 2020 | criminal law
You’re in college, living your best life, taking advantage of your independence. Until, it’s not so fun anymore because you get arrested. Once you’ve gone through the arrest process and are released or bailed out, you probably have lots of questions about how this...
On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | Feb 20, 2020 | criminal law
The criminal law system regarding drug offenses has multiple levels. For example, Gulf Shores has its own court to hear criminal cases, but the laws come from Alabama state statute and relevant case law from various jurisdictions. Some offenses may also involve...
On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | Feb 3, 2020 | criminal law
Any arrest, whether it leads to a conviction or not, can negatively impact numerous facets of your life. The most significant part of your life that will be affected is your ability to get a job. However, sometimes your criminal records may get erased, which can prove...
On behalf of Braxton Blake Lowe, Attorney at Law | Dec 9, 2019 | criminal law
The decriminalization of drugs is sweeping the country with many states already having laws on the books or currently working on putting laws in place. Alabama is among those states working to decriminalize marijuana. However, there are more options available that...
