CRIMINAL DEFENSE
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With over 35 years of experience as a litigator in bringing criminal defense cases to trial on a regular basis, Attorney Marchese has represented clients charged with all types of crimes, from misdemeanor DUI and simple drug possession to felonies including armed robbery, burglary, trafficking, racketeering and homicide.
Criminal defense practice includes:
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Drug crimes
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DUI
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Homicide
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Probation violations
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Appeals
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Death penalty defense
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Assault
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Burglary
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Theft
At the Law Office of Anthony B. Marchese, P.A., we have over 35 years of experience representing clients in criminal law cases. We've represented thousands of clients with varying criminal charges from misdemeanor, DUI, and possession of marijuana to more serious felony charges of domestic violence, armed robbery, trafficking, racketeering, violations of probation, and homicides. Our firm has represented clients in hundreds of jury trials in the defense of the wrongly accused.
Attorney Marchese is a Death Penalty Qualified Attorney representing clients in both the guilt and innocence phase of the trial as well as the life or death phase of a homicide trial. He is also current on the ever changing laws in the State of Florida including experience in representing clients who have exposures of being sentenced to prison by enhanced penalty statutes, minimum mandatory sentences, habitual offenders, habitual violent offenders, and prison release re-offender laws.
Attorney Marchese also represents clients at the very beginning of the criminal charges handling bonds and at the very end, acting as appellate counsel handling appeals of any rulings from the trial judge.
As a sole practitioner our clients can find comfort in knowing that the lawyer that you meet with at our office, will be the same lawyer that will be standing next to you in court in front of the judge.
Attorney Marchese is a Member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He possess the legal knowledge, experience, training and reputation to assist not only the Defendant charged with a criminal offense, but he also takes special care to assist family members in explaining the legal system and guiding them through this process for their loved one who has been charged with a criminal offense.