Austin Criminal Defense Lawyer

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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Fernando Sandoval Salazar was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after holding at least eight captives in an East Austin home on Johnny Morris Road. According to police, Salazar kidnapped and smuggled immigrants across the U.S./Mexico border, held them in the home by gun and knife point, and then called their families for [...]

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A man from Austin, who has previously been convicted of a drug crime, pleaded not guilty Thursday to two drug charges. According to Mower County Court documents, 45 year-old Bryan Douglas Battin pleaded not guilty to fifth-degree drug possession and storing methamphetamine paraphernalia in the presence of a child. Police say officers went to Battin’s [...]

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Police arrested a Charlestown man Thursday in connection with the robbery of two Dunkin Donuts stores. According to officials with the Austin Police Department, officers responded to call of a robbery in progress shortly after 5:00 a.m. Thursday. Store employees told police that the suspect approached the counter, and displayed a screwdriver and a note [...]

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