Jefferson Circuit Court
(General Trial Division)

M. Alex Fleming
Division 13

1874 Trevilian Way • Louisville KY 40205 • 502.458.4010

Objective

Election to Circuit Court Judge, Division 13

Experience - 15 years trial experience

Private Practice, Attorney-at-law, 517 W. Ormsby, Louisville KY 40203, January 1, 1997 - present

         Extensive trial experience in both District Court and Circuit Court
Conducted jury trials in every division under die previous numbering system
Daily court appearances

         Represented criminal defendants in death penalty cases

         Conducted several high profile cases which resulted in multimedia coverage

Assistant District Defender, Jefferson County Public Defender's Office, 200 Advocacy Plaza, Louisville KY 40202, October 1990 - December 31, 1996

         Served in the Juvenile Division — First trial was "The Wilding Trial" a highly charged trial with rackl
elements and an extraordinary number of complex legal issues, televised live on cable television for 6 weeks
with extensive daily multi-media coverage

         Served in the Adult Division — Tried wide range of criminal cases, including, but not limited to, Murder,
Rape, Robbery, Sodomy, Burglary, Escape, Felonious Assault, and Drug Charges. Maintained high volume
case load.

         Served in the Mental Inquest Division — Developed extensive knowledge of mental health issues and their
relationship to the criminal justice system. Acquired valuable experience in the technique of cross-
examination of expert witnesses.

Education

University of Louisville, School of Law, Louisville KY JD, 1990

Allegheny College, Meadville PA BS, Economics, June 1986

Credentials and Affiliations

Kentucky Bar Association, Member Louisville Bar Association, Member

Law Related Activities

         Coach of the Brandeis School of Law/ATLA Mock Trial Team — 2 years

         Pro Bono work for the Center for Women and Children

         Assisted Louisville Metro Police Department with training — conducting mock suppression hearings,
probable cause hearings and trial testimony

         Guest speaker on Public Radio's State of Affairs - topic DUI laws in Kentucky