What Does A Private Criminal Defense Attorney Actually Do?
What does a private criminal defense attorney actually do? Beyond handling every stage, the key differences are time and attention, explains Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman. He can devote more hours per case and build rapport and trust—something a public defender's heavy caseload often prevents. The goal is that a client emerges confident the outcome was the best possible.
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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA
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— why time and attention are the real difference private counsel offers
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What does a private defense attorney actually do?
Beyond handling every stage, the key differences are time and attention—he can devote more hours per case and build rapport and trust, something a public defender's heavy caseload often prevents, so the client emerges confident the outcome was the best possible.
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