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Spencer Freeman’s Most Interesting Cases

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Over 23 years, Pierce County, Washington criminal defense attorney Spencer Freeman says his case interests shifted from misdemeanors—prevalent, lower-risk, and a good way to learn trial work—toward higher-stakes felonies involving forensics, assault, and homicide. He once took DUIs routinely but now accepts them mainly as referrals, preferring more serious cases.

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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA

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— why higher-stakes, forensic-heavy felonies now interest him most

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How did this attorney's case interests change over time?

Over 23 years they shifted from misdemeanors—prevalent, lower-risk, and good for learning trial work—toward higher-stakes felonies involving forensics, assault, and homicide.

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