Tampa Drug Charges Lawyer

Charged with a Drug Crime? Do Not Lose Hope

Drug charges carry some of the most serious consequences in the criminal justice system. When you have been charged with a drug crime, you need representation from an attorney who understands how to attack the prosecution’s case and secure the best possible result.

At The Frey Law Firm, LLC, in Tampa, Florida, we are committed to defending your constitutional rights. Drug charges often involve Fourth Amendment issues, and attorney Ron Frey is skilled at examining how the police acquired the evidence that is being used against you. If the authorities violated your rights, we will fight to have that evidence suppressed.

We Practice in State and Federal Court

Attorney Frey knows how to operate infederal court. We provide our clients effective criminal defense against all drug charges in state and federal court, including:

• Possession
• Distribution and trafficking
• Manufacture

These charges can be based on a wide variety of narcotics:

• Marijuana
• Cocaine
• Heroin
• Methamphetamine
• Prescription drugs

Are You a First-Time Offender?

First-time offenders have it the worst in the criminal justice system. First-timers believe they will be treated fairly if they speak freely and answer every question the police ask. Unfortunately, that is not how the system works. First-time offenders fall victim to investigators’ easiest tricks and pay dearly for trusting the system.

At Frey Law Firm, LLC, we representcriminal defendantsof all types, but we focus especially on helping individuals who are in the criminal justice system for the first time. We know how investigators and prosecutors treat first-time offenders, and we do not let them get away with it.

Programs for First-Time Offenders

In some circumstances, offenders are able to receive deferred prosecution or enter a diversion program or treatment program.

Diversion programs are much like probation, and the participant has to meet various objectives during his or her time in the program. If the participant completes the program, his or her drug charges could be dismissed.