In a plea deal, Angus McGinty stated, "I accepted these benefits knowing that the purpose behind them was to influence me to exercise my official discretion as judge of the 144th Judicial District Court."
April 20, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Former 144th District Judge Angus McGinty of San Antonio pleaded guilty April 13 to one count of honest services wire fraud for taking car repairs from a lawyer in exchange for rulings favorable to the defense in criminal cases.
McGinty must return to court July 15 for sentencing. Under a plea agreement, he faces two years in prison followed by supervised release.
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