Austin Jail Release Lawyer

Watertown, NY — Stephen E. Frazier, of Watertown, NY was arrested by state police on Monday, November 17, for DWI, only to find himself handed over to Watertown authorities on warrants relating to bad checks for two seemingly innocuous amounts: $10.30 and $16.69.

Both checks were written in a span of two weeks from February to March, and both were made out to grocery stores. Even though the amounts were small and Mr. Frazier may very well be able to cover them now, he finds himself in the unfortunate position of facing criminal charges.

The incident that brought Mr. Frazier in for the checks was unrelated, and he may have felt as if he had managed to escape them in the intervening nine months. Be sure that you don’t have to live with a similar worry hanging over your head.

If you or someone you know has passed a hot check, it is in your best interest to consult a knowledgeable attorney. Contact Austin jail release attorney, Ian Inglis, at (512) 472-1950 to speak with an attorney who cares about his clients.

BALTIMORE, Mary. - Bail was denied today for a teenager accused of fatally stabbing another teen at a Baltimore middle school Friday.

The 14-year-old defendant is being charged as an adult with first-degree murder in the death of Markel Williams.  The victim was found behind the school with multiple stab wounds to his upper body early Friday afternoon.

The defendant’s attorney asked for bail and left the amount up to the judge’s discretion.  The judge denied bail citing a concern for public safety.

It has become an increasing legal precedent for minors who commit crimes such as murder or sexual assault to be tried as adults.

If your child has found himself in this situation, it is crucial for their future and their freedom that you retain the services of a knowledgeable attorney.  Contact Austin jail release attorney Ian Inglis at (512)472-1950 to speak with an attorney who cares about his clients.

J.M. Meyers of Lee County, Mississippi, has been denied bail following his arrest for conspiring to acquire methamphetamine with intent to distribute. Meyers was previously convicted of selling narcotics in Texas in 1994, for which he served a six year sentence. A former cohort of Meyers’, Kenneth Busby, testified to the DEA’s office that Meyers paid him to transport methamphetamine across the country. It has also been alleged that Meyers has been selling the illegal drug since his release from prison in 2000. The judge denied bail based on Meyers’ previous history and police officers’ belief that he is likely to flee the country if released from jail. Prior to this decision his wife, Deborah Meyers, testified that she would be able to monitor her husband’s whereabouts, but also that she had not known about his legal history.

If you or a loved one is facing a drug trafficking charge, it is very important to have the best defense team possible on your side. Contact Austin jail release attorney Ian Inglis today at 512-472-1950.

A New Jersey man out on bail pending his hearing for an aggravated manslaughter case was arrested on robbery charges. However, his bail was not revoked or increased. Instead there is a new mandate that he report weekly to the county’s probabtion office.

The man was charged with aggravated manslaughter and vehicular homicide. His bail was originally set at $100,000.

If you or someone you know is in or is going to jail, contact the Austin jail release lawyer, Ian Inglis at 800.589.1808.

A woman who was allegedly involved in a violent armed robbery was denied bail. This was decided because she was likely to interfere with witnesses.

The woman allegedly smashed a car windshield and treid to drag the driver out while another man assaulted and robbed the car’s occupants.

Going to jail can be a difficult thing to go through. If you or someone you know has been arrested, contact the Austin jail release attorney, Ian Inglis at 800.589.1808.