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Leonhart4 posted...

In the context of the series, I'd wager the cases Phoenix would be most famous for would be 1-3 and 1-4, considering he lost 2-4.

(Or 2-2 and 2-3 if you believe Franziska lawl)

I would actually think some of Phoenix's more recent work would be very big headlines. A trial run of a Jurist system would certainly be national news, though Phoenix may have been in the shadows of that experiment.

However, Case 1,4, and 5 of DD would definitely be a defining moment in Phoenix's career. An astronaut got murdered. A terroist blew up a courtroom in the middle of a trial. A detective got murdered. A member of the bomb squad was arrested for the detective's murder. A space center and museum was taken hostage by one of its employees. Phoenix's junior lawyer was wrongfully arrested for the detective's murder and the courtroom bombing. Her trial took place in the bombed courtroom. A prosecutor that was previously sentenced to death for a murder related to the case was proven innocent right before his scheduled execution. Lastly, the terrorist responsible for most of the crimes turned out to be another detective who was actually a spy from another country. And was immediately assassinated upon his guilt being established.

Yeah, the media would have a field day with all of that, and Phoenix Wright and his firm would definitely become well known for all of it, especially since it would have been seen as the end of "The Dark Age of the Law," which was apparently a big deal in Japanifornia.

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