Lynn Norton-Ramirez
The Law Office of Lynn Norton-Ramirez, PLLC
I have been a practicing attorney since 1987. I began my legal career in Los Angeles, California. I joined the Office of the Public Defender in 1990. During my 18 year career as a Deputy Public Defender, I was able to gain invaluable trial experience. I was promoted to the highest trial level position and was assigned death penalty cases. I lectured at attorney training seminars on the topic of juvenile mitigation and fitness and taught a felony trial series for new felony lawyers.
Upon relocating to North Carolina, I worked as an Assistant District Attorney for the County of Durham prosecuting misdemeanors and serious felony cases. I have been in private practice since November of 2008. I represent many private clients in pending criminal and traffic matters in Orange, Durham, Chatham and Wake counties. My case, Packingham v. North Carolina was argued before the United States Supreme Court in 2017 and the highest court in this country agreed with my trial argument that a North Carolina law was an unconstitutional infringement of my client's First Amendment rights. I am a member of the North Carolina Bar Association and the Orange County Bar Association.
- University of California - Davis
- J.D. (1987) | Law
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- University of California - San Diego
- B.A. (1983) | History, Art History & Political Science
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- Sole Practitioner in Criminal Defense Law
- The Law Office Of Lynn Norton
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- I can handle all criminal defense matters from traffic tickets to felony cases.
- Assistant District Attorney
- Durham County District Attorney's Office
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- Prosecuted all felony cases, including homicide matters.
- Deputy Public Defender IV
- Office of the Public Defender, Los Angeles, Ca.
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- Extensive experience in all criminal defense matters from misdemeanors cases (including DWI), juvenile defense and felony practice, including capital defense.
- Associate attorney
- Parkinson, Wolf, Lazar & Leo
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- Civil litigation/Insurance Defense
- Orange County Bar Association
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- North Carolina Bar Association
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- North Carolina State Bar
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- North Carolina
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- Free Consultation
- Credit Cards Accepted
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Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
Payment plans can be arranged if necessary.
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- Domestic Violence
- Domestic Violence Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders
- Traffic Tickets
- Suspended License
- Q. My phone was taken as evidence a year ago. I know there is no evidence on the phone.its been a year. How do I get it bac
- A: It depends if the case or investigation that precipitated the seizure of the phone is still pending. If it has been closed, a Return of Property order signed by the judge and addressed to the law enforcement body in possession of the phone is recommended. If the investigation and/or case is ongoing, the phone won't be returned until it is closed.