Ronald Lawrence Frey II

Ronald Lawrence Frey II

Tampa Criminal Defense Attorney Ronald Frey - The Frey Law Firm, LLC

Tampa, FL

http://www.FreyLegal.com

  • user-graduate Education Cleveland State University
  • Experience 18 years of experience year
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Practice Areas

Criminal Law
Domestic Violence
Appeals & Appellate
DUI & DWI
White Collar Crime
Traffic Tickets
Criminal Law

Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice

  • Florida
    Since 2015

Spoken Languages

  • English: Spoken, Written

Professional Experience

  • Owner
    The Frey Law Firm, LLC
    2014 - Current

Professional Associations

  • American Bar Association
    Co-Chair - Solo/Small Firm Committee
    Current

Education

  • Cleveland State University
    J.D. (2004) | Law
    2001 - 2004

Awards

  • 2014 SuperLawyer - Ohio Rising Star
    Superlawyers
    2014

Publications

  • Law Enforcement Investigations of Technology Based Offenses: "There's an app for that."
    American Bar Association, Criminal Justice Section
    2011
Legal Answers
  • Q. Can you be charged, and convicted for sell of meth, when you weren't there even if the detective says you were.
    A: The burden is on the government to prove that the Defendant committed the offense. The government must have evidence and proof beyond a reasonable doubt. A Detective may testify as to a Defendant’s purported involvement in a crime. However, errors can be made. That is why all of the evidence must be explored, including any video or audio footage, if any. Further, the Detective is subject to cross-examination to determine the Detective’s credibility with respect to the purported identification. Finally, depending upon the facts and circumstances, a Defendant may have an alibi defense that can be explored once all of the details of the allegation are known (the specific time, location). The standard to get charged with a crime is lower than the standard to be convicted. Misidentification can happen and unfortunately, people are often charged and sometimes convicted for crimes they did not commit. However, in drug cases there are often identification procedures employed (fingerprints, photographs, video, audio, witness testimony) and your defense attorney should explore the identification issue and alibi issue with you in detail. I suggest you retain counsel and if you already have counsel to work with counsel and not post regarding the matter.
    July 5, 2022

Fees

  • Free Consultation If you, or someone you know has a question regarding a legal matter, please do not hesitate to contact Charlotte Criminal Defense Attorney Ron Frey and The Frey Law Firm, PLLC for a free initial consultation at: (844) 766-3739. Please visit The Frey Law Firm, PLLC on the web at http://www.FreyLegal.com
  • Credit Cards Accepted All major credit cards accepted.