Tracey L. Redd is running as a No Party Affiliation (Nonpartisan Offices) candidate for the Florida Circuit Judge, Circuit 20, Group 6 in the upcoming 2024 Florida Statewide Elections.
Competing against 1 other candidate(s), Tracey L. Redd aims to bring their extensive experience to the role as a candidate for Circuit Judge in the Florida State Government.
Tracey L. Redd was born and raised in Connecticut.
She completed her undergraduate studies at Fairfield University, graduating in 1994 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science. Following her graduation, she moved to Florida to attend the University of Miami School of Law.
During her time in law school, she interned with the Miami-Dade Public Defender’s Office, which sparked her interest in litigation. She graduated from law school in December 1996.
Upon graduating from law school, Tracey L. Redd began her legal career at the Broward County Public Defender’s Office, where she handled juvenile, misdemeanor, and felony criminal defense cases.
In 2000, she relocated to Lee County, Florida, and joined the Lee County Public Defender’s Office, practicing in the felony division. Her work involved representing clients in a wide array of felony cases.
Since 2002, Tracey L. Redd has been a solo practitioner at the Law Office of Tracey L.
Redd, P.A., where she continues to practice as a trial attorney. With over 27 years of litigation experience, she is known for her deep respect for and enjoyment of the American judicial system.
She is highly regarded in the legal community for her integrity, hard work, fairness, and ability to handle complex cases. Her calm and professional demeanor in the courtroom has been frequently praised by her peers.
Tracey L. Redd is an active member of several professional organizations, including the Florida Bar Association, Lee County Bar Association, the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, and the Lee County Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys, where she served as secretary.
She is also involved with The Federalist Society. Her participation in these organizations provides her with extensive knowledge, opportunities, and a means to give back to the community.
In addition to her professional commitments, Tracey L. Redd is active in her local church, the Fort Myers-Naples Church, where she serves as President of the Board of Trustees.
She also dedicates her time to the Zach Martin Memorial Foundation, serving on its Board of Directors. The foundation was established in memory of Zach Martin, a 17-year-old who died from a heat-related illness during football practice, and aims to spread awareness about the causes and treatments of heat-related illnesses.
Tracey L. Redd’s two sons were born and raised in Lee County, Florida.
She has been married for 26 years, and her husband has lived in Fort Myers since he was one year old. Outside of her professional life, she enjoys spending time with her family, taking long boat rides, and traveling.
With 27 years of courtroom experience, Tracey L. Redd aims to contribute her extensive knowledge to the judiciary.
She is committed to the principle of equal access to the justice system and believes that the United States has the best judicial system in the world. Her goal is to treat each litigant and party fairly and to adhere to the letter of the law.
She views it as an honor to potentially serve the citizens of the 20th Judicial Circuit.