I spend a lot of time listening to the client. You begin, then, to hear things that you didn’t think were possible. The imagination starts working and then you find a way.
Joseph H. Low - In The News
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Videos
Killer Cop Fired - Attorney Joseph Low Appears on TV to Discuss
Nashville Suicide Bombing - Lawyer Joseph Low Appears on TV to Discuss
Louisville PD Seeks to Fire Two in Breonna Taylor Death - Lawyer Joseph Low Discusses on TV
Susan Wright to be Released - Attorney Joseph Low Appears on TV to Discuss
Four Arrested in Child’s Death - Joseph Low Discusses on Television
Lawyer Joseph Low Appears on Court TV to Talk About the Doomsday Couple
Lawyer Joseph Low Appears on Court TV to Discuss the Snake King Murder Trial
Joseph Low Discusses the Death of George Floyd on Court TV
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 1
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 2
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 3
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 4
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 5
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 6
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 7
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 8
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 9
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 10
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 11
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 12
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 13
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 14
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 15
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 16
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 17
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Erica Stefanko Case on Law & Crime Now - Part 18
Lawyer Joseph Low Discusses the Kenosha Shooter Case on Law & Crime Now
Lawyer Joseph Low Talks About Lil Wayne’s Firearm Possession Charges on Law & Crime Now
Civil Rights Lawyer Joseph Low Discusses the Ahmaud Arbery Shooting Case on Court TV
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses the Ahmaud Arbery Shooting Case on Court TV
Lawyer Joseph Low Discusses the “Jinx” Murder Trial on Court TV
Joseph Low Appears on Court TV to Discuss the Pizza Delivery Murder Trial
Attorney Joseph Low Appears on Court TV to Discuss the Kenosha Protest Shooting
Civil Rights Lawyer Joseph Low Discusses the Kenosha Protest Shooting on Court TV
Joseph Low Takes Part in Court TV Panel on Killer Clown Murder Trial
Joseph Low Appears on Court TV to Discuss Killer Clown Murder Trial
Joseph Low Talks About Police Shootings and Body Cameras on Court TV
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses Police Shootings and the Use of Body Cameras on Court TV
Attorney Joseph Low on Court TV Discussing Doomsday Cult Mom Case
Lawyer Joseph Low on Court TV Discussing Doomsday Cult Mom Case
Joseph Low & Alaa Yasin - Spine School - Turning a $150,000 Offer into a $3,300,000 Verdict
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses Judge Barrett’s Confirmation Hearing on Court TV
Attorney Joseph Low Appears on Court TV to Discuss the Case of a Man Charged in Wife’s Murder
Joseph Low Appears on Court TV Discussing a Playboy Model Murder Case
Joseph Low Discusses Bikers Acting Out in Front of Police on Court TV
Joseph Low appears on Court TV to discuss the Defense of the Man Who Killed His Own Parents (Part 1)
Joseph Low appears on Court TV to discuss the Defense of the Man Who Killed His Own Parents (Part 2)
Attorney Joseph Low Discusses Lori Vallow Daybell on Court TV
Attorney Joseph Low Appears on Court TV to Discuss Lori Vallow Daybell
Attorney Joseph Low Appears on Court TV to Discuss the Murder of Susie Zhao
Attorney Joseph Low Appears on Court TV to Discuss the Sentencing of Danny Welte
Joseph H. Low speaks about the death of George Floyd on Court TV
Joseph H. Low speaks at The Trial Lawyers College
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Articles
- Concussion Lawsuit Against NCAA Could Be First to Reach Jury
- Alex Jones Has Limited Options to Get Out of Paying $1B Settlement
- Marjorie Taylor Greene Reacts to Alex Jones Verdict: 'Free Speech is Dead'
- Legal Experts React to Sandy Hook Jury Awarding Families $1B in Alex Jones Defamation Trial
- Family Files Lawsuit After House Destroyed in Fiery Gas Line Breach
- Attorneys in Lawsuit Over Natural Gas Line Explosion Continue With Opening Statements
- Attorney Joseph Low's Case Listed As "Must Watch" California Plaintiff Verdicts in CVN's Trial Video Library
- Attorney Joseph Low Discusses The Role of Grand Juries in Police Misconduct Cases and the Breonna Taylor Case
- Uber and Lyft Need to Do More During the Corona Virus Pandemic
- Record $70 Million Awarded to Family Injured in Crash With Semi-Truck
- Alleged Natrona County Strip Club Killer Obtains New Counsel from California
- Nevada Supreme Court May Send Medical Marijuana Case back to District Court
- Psychodramatic Techniques Tested in Combat
- Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson's former doctor, keeps his CA medical license
- Orange County Murder Case Dismissed
- Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray meets with legal team in Los Angeles
- Murder charges dismissed against Marine
- Lawyer: Girlfriend of Jackson Doc Ends Testimony
- MILITARY: Closing the book on a dark chapter in Iraq
- San Juan Capistrano Jury Awards $300,000 To Man Shot With Pepper Pellets
- MILITARY: Attorney wants charges dropped against third Fallujah defendant
- 'O.C. Flasher' Sentenced for Over 100 Counts of Indecent Exposure
- Low Lives to Fight for Underdog in Courtroom
- Denied Phone Call Ruled Illegal
- Corpsman to testify in plea deal
- Marine Won't Get Death Penalty
- Two Marines Admit Killing Iraqi Man
- Military Won't Seek Death for Marine
- Few New Details Aired in Hearings
- Let All Criminal Defendants Pick Their Lawyers
- Scalia Joins Liberal Wing, Backs Right to Have Lawyer of Choice
- Court upholds defendant right to choose lawyer
- Justices say defendants can hire lawyers they want
- Manslaughter charge dismissed against Westminster woman
- Judge Boils Over, Defendant's Legal Souffle Collapses
- Appeal from the United States v. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri
- Supreme Court to Consider the Fungibility of Lawyers
- U.S. v. Gonzalez-Lopez, Cuauhtemoc
- Accused: 'I didn't pull trigger'
Low is featured on the cover of The Warrior - Spring 2009
Low Lives to Fight for Underdog in Courtroom
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Denied Phone Call Ruled Illegal
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Corpsman to testify in plea deal
On a day when the Marine Corps announced its first trial dates against troops accused of murdering a man in Hamdaniya, Iraq, a Navy corpsman's attorney said the sailor will testify about the roles of seven Marines accused in the slaying.
Marine Won't Get Death Penalty
The government will not seek the death penalty for a Marine Corps corporal who is among eight troops charged with murder and other crimes in the shooting of a civilian Iraqi man, a military prosecutor told a hearing officer Tuesday.
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Two Marines Admit Killing Iraqi Man
Two Marines have confessed to kidnapping and killing a 52-year-old Iraqi man in Hamandiya, west of Baghdad, a military prosecutor said Wednesday at a preliminary hearing.
Military Won't Seek Death for Marine
Camp Pendleton-A military prosecutor told a hearing Wednesday that the government would not seek the death penalty against a Marine Corps private who is among eight troops charged with the murder and other crimes in the shooting of civilian Iraqi man.
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Few New Details Aired in Hearings
Three of the U.S. Marines accused of kidnapping and killing an Iraqi man in April made statements to investigators that were tantamount to confessions, a military prosecutor said in court Wednesday.
Orange County Murder Case Dismissed
"As TLC's instruction in 'Discovering the Story' teaches us, good trial work beings long before the actual commencement of trial. In fact, good trial work is extraordinarily difficult without a thorough, thoughtful and connective workup of your case. There are times, however, when the thorough, thoughtful and connective workup of your case renders good trial work completely unnecessary."
Let All Criminal Defendants Pick Their Lawyers
Daily Journal - Aug 21, 2006
Forum Column
By Erwin Chemerinsky
The Sixth Amendment right to counsel means that a criminal defendant who can afford to pay for an attorney generally has the right to the lawyer of his or her choice. That is the holding of a Supreme Court decision from the end of June that has important practical implications for criminal cases across the country. In U.S. v. Gonzales-Lopez, 2006 DJDAR 8085 (June 26), the court held, 5-4, that wrongly denying a person the attorney of his or her choice is an automatically reversible error without any need for the criminal defendant to show that he or she was prejudiced by the court's mistake.
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Scalia Joins Liberal Wing, Backs Right to Have Lawyer of Choice
By Brent Kendall, Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal - Jun 27, 2006
WASHINGTON - Endorsing the notion that no two lawyers are alike, a deeply divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that a paying defendant in Missouri should get a new trial because he was wrongly denied the lawyer of his choice, a Southern California criminal defense attorney.
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Court upholds defendant right to choose lawyer
By James Vicini
Reuters
Monday, June 26, 2006
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A closely divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Monday that a criminal conviction must be overturned when a trial judge wrongly denies the defendant his right to be represented by the lawyer of his choice.
The high court's 5-4 ruling was a defeat for the U.S. Justice Department, which argued that a defendant who had been denied his counsel of choice must also prove that denial adversely impacted his right to a fair trial.
Justices say defendants can hire lawyers they want
TONI LOCY
Associated Press
June 26, 2006
WASHINGTON - Defendants are automatically entitled to new trials if their choices of attorneys are wrongly blocked by judges, the Supreme Court ruled Monday.
By a 5-4 vote, justices said Cuauhtemoc Gonzalez-Lopez has a constitutional right to the attorney of his choice under the Sixth Amendment's guarantee of assistance of counsel.
Manslaughter charge dismissed against Westminster woman
May 29, 2006
By John McDonald - The Orange County Register
Judith Lopez spent most of her adult life as a devoted wife and dedicated government worker. That changed on Oct. 18, 2002, when she was booked by Westminster police on suspicion of murder.
Police said she assisted in the suicide of her long-suffering husband.
Law enforcement officials at the time said it was the first case in memory of an assisted suicide case in Orange County. ...
Judge Boils Over; Defendant's Legal Souffle Collapses
April 25, 2006
By Garry Abrams - The Daily Journal
…Low has developed a reputation as an aggressive criminal defense attorney and has received several awards for his work, including Trial Advocate of the Year from the American Board of Trial Advocates. He also markets himself extensively over the Internet as a lawyer dedicated to battling "oppression by federal and state government." Moreover, Low had recently tried a case in the Missouri district where Gonzalez-Lopez had been busted by federal drug agents…Suffice it to say that Gonzalez-Lopez decided he must have Low to represent him…
Appeal from the United States v. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri.
…On March 4, 2003, Low traveled to Missouri to attend an evidentiary hearing in the case conducted by the magistrate judge. Fahle also attended the evidentiary hearing on behalf of Gonzalez-Lopez. As of March 4, 2003, Low had not entered his appearance in the case. The magistrate judge initially accepted Low's provisional entry and permitted Low to participate in the hearing based on Low's assurance he would file a motion for admission pro hac vice. However, during the hearing the magistrate judge rescinded the provisional approval after Low violated the court's rule restricting the cross-examination of a witness to one lawyer by passing notes to Fahle…
Supreme Court to Consider the Fungibility of Lawyers
April 17, 2006
Tony Mauro - Legal Times
…Following up on a recommendation from a fellow inmate, Gonzalez-Lopez decided to hire Joseph H. Low IV, a Long Beach, Calif., attorney and former Marine who specializes in aggressive defense against drug conspiracy charges and against "oppression by federal and state government." On his Web site, Low offers, "If you are unhappy with your current attorney because they will not return your phone calls…call Mr. Low and receive some free advice…"
U.S. v. Gonzalez-Lopez, Cuauhtemoc
January 6, 2006
From Medill Law School summary - www.civilrights.org
…Gonzalez-Lopez wanted to hire Joseph H. Low, a defense attorney from California, who had a good reputation for winning similar cases. But when Low came to the district court to represent the defendant, he was not admitted…
Accused: 'I didn't pull trigger'
A 23-year-old Moore man accused of shooting another man at a Halloween party in 1999 told a Cleveland County jury Friday that he was in a tussle for possession of his 9 mm gun when the gun went off.