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 attorney Ian Inglis is proud to announce the 36th Annual Armadillo Christmas Bazaar at the Palmer Events Center in Austin. 131,000 square feet of booths that offers crafts and artwork are available for holiday shoppers to purchase. Prices vary from $5 gifts to $10,000 pieces of art. The bazaar offers a unique [...]

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Dominique Stokes, 31, went on a day long crime spree and was charged with kidnapping, robbery, burglary, drug possession and unlawful possession of a firearm after invading a home on Dec 4. According to the Temple couple whose home was invaded, Stokes broke in at 5:30am, demanded cash, and ordered them to load valuables into [...]

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Austin criminal defense lawyer Ian Inglis is proud to announce Five by Design’s “Radio Holly Days” held at the historic Paramount Theater on Dec 16. The show begins at 7:30pm and celebrates the 70th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Audience members are taken by to the 1930s into a live radio broadcast featuring Christmas songs by [...]

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