Left to right: Douglas Freitag and Tom Brummett. Courtesy photos
Both Tom Brummett and Douglas Freitag spent most of their careers in district attorneys offices. But now, Frietag argues that his time in private practice better qualifies him for the 140th District Court in Lubbock.
June 24, 2020 at 12:29 PM
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Two longtime prosecutors are vying for the Republican nomination for Lubbock County’s 140th District Court.
Both prosecutor Tom Brummett and criminal-defense attorney Douglas Freitag spent most of their careers in district attorneys offices. But now, Frietag argues that he’s also spent time in private criminal-defense practice, which better qualifies him for the bench.
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