Lynne Fleming

I have been a practicing attorney for 25 years. Having been licensed to practice law in NJ, PA, Ohio and GA, I focus my law practice on Criminal Defense, which includes everything from traffic tickets to murder. I enjoy helping people who come to me in need of assistance at what, for many of them, is truly the worst possible time in their lives. I believe each and everyone of us is entitled to the best possible legal defense and it is my goal to provide that to all of my clients. It may be old-fashioned, but I strive to treat everyone I meet with kindness and respect and, in a nutshell, to treat people as I would like to be treated.

Widener University Delaware School of Law

J.D. (1997) | Law

1993 - 1997

Honors: Phi Delta Phi

Rowan University

B.A. (1993) | Law/Justice

1993

Principal Attorney and Owner

Fleming Law, PC

2011 - Current

Responsible for handling day to day tasks of staffing, mentoring junior associates and ensuring ethical, vigorous representation of clients in all area criminal and traffic courts, both State and Federal.

General Practice Attorney

Flanagan Lieberman Hoffman and Swaim

2007 - 2011

Diverse practice included civil cases such as personal injury, family law, including divorce, and criminal defense.

Associate Litigation Attorney

Altick & Corwin

2005 - 2007

Specialized in Criminal Defense and Municipal Prosecution. Was certified to defense capital death cases and served as co-counsel in three death penalty cases in Montgomery County (OH) Court of Common Pleas.

Associate Litigation Attorney

Kennedy & Kearney

2001 - 2003

Associate Litigation Attorney at a large insurance defense firm located in Cherry Hill, NJ,

Assistant Prosector

Camden County (NJ) Office of the Prosector.

1998 - 2001

Prosecuted 55 Felony jury trials in NJ’s busiest Prosecutor’s office.

Associate

Pennington and Thompson, PC

1997 - 1998

Insurance Defense firm, specializing in defending malpractice suits against Engineers and Architects.

Gun Law in Georgia, National Business Institute, Savannah, GA

December 12, 2017

NBI

I prepared and presented a one-hour lecture on Georgia Gun law, which covered recent changes in the laws and compared and contrasted that to laws of other states.

Death Penalty Defense Certified

Ohio State Bar

Outstanding Dedication and Commitment to Advancing the Goals of the YLD

Young Lawyers Division, Georgia State Bar

2023

Award received for Mentoring Young Lawyers.

America's Most Honored Law Firms

The American Registry

2023

"Awarded for continuous professional recognition, an accomplishment realized by the Top American Professionals."

Lead Counsel Rated - Criminal Law - State Felony & Misdemeanor

Lead Counsel Review Board

2015

Received award for outstanding performance in the area of Criminal Law.

Certificate of Appreciation

United States District Court, Southern District of Ohio

2007

Received in recognition of distinguished service as a Criminal Justice Act panel attorney in Dayton, OHio.

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Member

2015 - Current

Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Member

2012 - Current

Savannah Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Member

2012 - Current

ABA

Member

2012 - Current

State Bar of Georgia  # 803793

Member

2011 - Current

Georgia

Since 2011

New Jersey

Since 1997

Ohio

Since 2004

Pennsylvania

Since 1997

11th Circuit

Since 2014

U.S. Supreme Court

Since 2012

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Q. (Subpoena for Attendance of Witnesses) 1) Can you decline a subpoena in Georgia? 2) Can you testify in secret?

January 10, 2024

A: No, you cannot disregard a subpoena. The court can and will hold a witness in contempt for violating a court order or subpoena to attend.

Also, pursuant to the Constitution, a defendant has the right confront or to look a testifying witness in the eye and cross exam him or her, so no you may not testify in secret. There is one caveat, however, witnesses who testify before a grand jury do so in a closed hearing which means the defendant and his attorney shall not be present. Grand jury proceedings are also closed to the public.

Q. How likely is the defendant to get Probation?

January 7, 2024

A: In order to completely answer this question, I would need to know exactly what the charges are. However, I can tell you that there are mandatory minimum terms of incarceration for certain types of aggravated assault. That means , he would not be eligible for probation if convicted.

For example if he were convicted for violating O.C.G.A. 16-5-21(c)(3)(I), where the “offense is committed between parents of the same child”, then the punishment shall be no less than 3, but no more than 20 years incarceration.

Q. Can you get a dui if you’re in your house and there is no proof of your driving the car under the influence

December 29, 2023

A: Although you maybe charged on a DUI based on circumstantial evidence and perhaps eyewitness testimony, you may have defenses to help avoid an actual conviction.

Without knowing all the facts, I can not say definitively whether this is true in your particular case.