In the Carpenter case, the FBI obtained 12,898 location points that recorded the Defendant’s location over a period of 127 days. The FBI secured the data from the wireless carriers without first securing a warrant based upon probable cause. Was a warrant required? Wireless carriers collect data associated with their customer’s usage of their services.…
Continue reading ›The Tampa Convention Center hosted the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference in May of 2018. Tampa was once again treated to an incredible Special Forces Demonstration. It is estimated that 22,000 military veterans reside in Tampa, Florida. The City is home to U.S. Central Command and the U.S. Special Operations Command Center. It is only…
Continue reading ›“They didn’t read me my rights.” At some point during the representation, a majority of my client’s will enthusiastically inform me that the police never read them their Miranda Rights. What happens if the police do not read a suspect his or her rights? The Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides that “no…
Continue reading ›Earlier today, Paul Manafort was ordered detained by a federal judge after his bond was revoked for violating the terms of his pretrial release. Pretrial detention can have a significant impact upon the strategy employed during a case, as well as the ultimate outcome. One big consideration in a criminal case is whether a defendant…
Continue reading ›To better serve our clients facing allegations associated with digital evidence or the Internet, The Frey Law Firm launched the website: InternetCrime.com. The site focuses on areas of practice and a legal landscape that will continue to evolve with the rapid change in technology. Attorney Frey has been dedicated to the defense of cybercrime cases…
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