Austin Criminal Defense Lawyer

Austin criminal defense attorney Ian Inglis is happy to announce this Sunday’s Super Bowl XLVI. Americans across the country will gather to watch Sunday’s game with the New York Giants and the New England Patriots. The game will take place at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The Patriots lost to the Giants four years ago [...]

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Mark Norwood, 57, of Bastrop has been charged for murder from a 1986 killing of Christine Morton of Georgetown who was beaten to death in her bed. Norwood is pleading not guilty to the crime. Morton’s husband was originally imprisoned for almost 25 years for the crime, and was recently exonerated after results from a [...]

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Austin criminal defense lawyer Ian Inglis is excited to announce the first annual Austin Startup Olympics on Saturday. A 10-event competition with eight of Austin’s first-class startup companies will compete at uShip World Headquarters in downtown Austin. Some of the events will include Foosball, Ping Pong, Flip Cup, Beer Pong, Darts, and Shuffleboard, to name [...]

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According to the Texas Gang Threat Assesment of 2011, Texas prison gangs have begun to form strong ties with Mexican drug cartels. Prison gangs such as the Mexican Mafia, Tango Blast, and the Texas Syndicate have developed relationships with Mexican drug cartels because “…from a public safety perspective, the danger of these relationships is equally [...]

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Robert Lynn Pruett and Bobby Lee Hines, two Texas death row convicts, lost their appeals on Tuesday in the 5th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals. Pruett was serving a 99 year sentence in prison for assisting his father and brother with a murder of his neighbor when he was 16 years old. He was later [...]

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