“Justice isn’t a slogan—it’s a standard. Let’s raise it together.” ~Rob
Meet Rob Freyer
Professional Summary
Seasoned prosecutor and public servant with over 28 years of courtroom experience. Tried more than 175 felony jury trials—including capital murder, child sex abuse, kidnapping, aggravated assault, robbery, drug offenses, and theft—across ten Texas counties. Skilled trial strategist, courtroom leader, and team builder committed to fairness, accountability, and community trust.
Education
- Bachelor of Science in History and Spanish, Minor in Political Science
- Texas Christian University, Fort Worth (’92)
- Master of Criminal Justice Administration
- Florida International University (’93)
- Juris Doctor
- South Texas College of Law, Houston (’96)
Legal & Prosecutorial Career
- Harris County District Attorney’s Office (Dec ’95 – Dec ’08) • Intern to District Court Chief over 13-year tenure
- Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office (Jan ’09 – Dec ’21)• Court Chief, then Chief of Special Crimes Division
- San Jacinto County District Attorney’s Office (Jan ’22 – Present)• Lead prosecutor for 15 felony jury trials
- Additional first-chair trials in Angelina, Tarrant, Galveston, and Colorado counties. Disposed and resolved tens of thousands of cases. Appeared before 200+ judges.
Community Involvement & Affiliations
- Rotary Club; Lions Club
- Texans for Judicial Accountability; Crime Stoppers (Trinity, Polk, San Jacinto)
- Federalist Society; Republican National Lawyers Association
- Thomas More Society; Heritage Foundation; Society for the Rule of Law
- National Rifle Association; Texas State Rifle Association; Gun Owners of America
- Texas Right to Life; Texans for Life Coalition
- State Bar of Texas, Criminal Law & Judicial Sections
Personal
Proud husband to Nicole and stepfather to Melania (age 7). Deeply rooted in East Texas, Rob brings both rural values and big-city prosecutorial experience to the bench.