Caylee Marie Anthony #161 4/28/10 - 5/10/10

[darla]

What I gathered from the judge speaking at the end is that he had a trial that lasted 3 weeks and he is behind on his backlog and it may be later before he can get ZFG's trial on the docket. That is about all that was said after the sound came on.

[Cappuccino]

Well now wasn't that informative. 

What exactly was that!

By the time I got to WFTV which really did have live feed, unlike myfoxorlando, I saw a white haired lawyer and judge talking about back log from a 3 week trial and when the judge puts a case on the docket something, something, not far to other cases back logged, then take down the feed.

OK from the two sentences I did hear, it sounded like Keith wanted to bump up the date, but the judge couldnt due to his calendar.   Now, this part is an assumption by me but I think from what we gleaned from this morning both sides wanted an extension for when the trial would start, from there I'm thinking they set a date but the Plaintiff was hoping it would be sooner than Judge Rodriguez had available.    Not sure, we'll have to wait for local news to report what happened....grrr!

[seemeatthebeach]

The only thing I heard Judge say was something about a meeting May 14th and to focus on __________???
He talks like a pansy a$$.....wasn't he voted as worst judge?

[darla]

Seeme, he sounds just like that judge in the Anna Nicole Smith trial. OK got to run get the rugrats from school.

[trimmonthelake]

http://www.cfnews13.com/News/Local/2010/5/4/caseys_defamation_case_heads_to_court.html
 Casey’s Defamation Case Heads To Court
Tuesday, May 04, 2010 1:54:29 PM
Reported by Jacqueline Fell

ORLANDO -- Casey Anthony is expected in court Tuesday afternoon to face off against Zenaida Gonzalez, a woman who says Anthony accused of her of kidnapping Caylee Anthony.

Gonzalez is suing Casey Anthony for defamation.

Anthony said a woman by the same name kidnapped her daughter in the summer of 2008.

Gonzalez said Anthony ruined her life.

The two will meet at a pretrial conference, where it’s unclear what will happen.

Anthony's attorneys tried fighting to get the case thrown out or at least delayed until after the criminal case moves forward

However, Judge Rodriguez said the civil suit must go on.

This case is no stranger to drama.

You may remember the heated depositions of Cindy and George Anthony taken at Morgan and Morgan where both Gonzalez's attorneys and the Anthonys went back and forth in argument.
Cindy said there was no way this Zenaida was "Zanny the Nanny."

Law enforcement officials have said in the past there is no real Zenaida.

[Northern Rose]

Has she filed for indigence in this case?  Seems if she is broke for Bobo she could not afford this lawyer either?

[Cappuccino]

Has she filed for indigence in this case?  Seems if she is broke for Bobo she could not afford this lawyer either?

Oooooooo    Very interesting!

[Deenie]

https://twitter.com/CaseyAnthonyCh9

#    No one had audio and the hearing is already over. Trying to find out what happened from Kathi Belich who was in attendance.     16 minutes ago  via web   

[Cappuccino]

Has she filed for indigence in this case?  Seems if she is broke for Bobo she could not afford this lawyer either?

Oooooooo    Very interesting!

Contemplating whether JAC might be interested in hearing that little tidbit to inquire about....hmm

[SunnyinTX]

What I gathered from the judge speaking at the end is that he had a trial that lasted 3 weeks and he is behind on his backlog and it may be later before he can get ZFG's trial on the docket. That is about all that was said after the sound came on.

Hi Darla and thanks.by the time I got home it was over already....but it looks like I didn't miss much...........got stuck by 2 trains on the way home.... .

[SunnyinTX]

Has she filed for indigence in this case?  Seems if she is broke for Bobo she could not afford this lawyer either?

good question NR......and was this attorney paid from the money BOZO got?

[Ono]

Well now wasn't that informative. 

I missed it all.   

     Me too ....

[no rose colored glasses]

I don't get what I'm doing wrong, shut all browsers, what is that? I think I'll just go back to bed 

No Rose, I had the same problem when I started out with the new computer. You have to download a couple of things in order to get the Live feeds, I remember having to download Flash and Media Player. I think that is right!

Thank-you that is why I'm confused, my daughter did that for me, and every was going along fine until today. I asked her to see what happened when she gets home. Luckily there wasn't much that happened.

[no rose colored glasses]

What I gathered from the judge speaking at the end is that he had a trial that lasted 3 weeks and he is behind on his backlog and it may be later before he can get ZFG's trial on the docket. That is about all that was said after the sound came on.

Thanks 

[Ono]

Thanks for all the links & updates.

[Deenie]

just tweeted by Terry Lenamon

http://www.deathpenaltyblog.com/casey-anthony-case-continues-to-teach-public-on-indigent-death-penalty-defense-costs-public-hearing-on-may-6/index.html

 Posted on May 4, 2010 by Terry Lenamon
 
There's a new judge in the Casey Anthony case -- Judge Belvin Perry -- and he looks to be running a tight ship.  Despite defense counsel requests that hearings on defense costs be private, Judge Perry has ordered that an upcoming hearing on how Casey Anthony's defense will be funded is to be a public hearing.

May 6, 2010, Hearing on Indigent Defense Costs for Casey Anthony Will Be Public

That's right:  anyone interested in hearing the details on how the defense of Casey Anthony in the trial of whether or not she murdered her daughter, and whether or not the State of Florida should execute her for that crime (if found guilty) will be PUBLIC.

Which, given the media coverage of the Casey Anthony case, means there will be countless news reports giving the financial details of this death penalty defense.

What Is Expected to Happen at the Casey Anthony Budget Hearing

At Thursday's budget hearing, Judge Perry expects to hear an estimate from the defense team on the number of hours their experts will need.  The Judge has also stated that he will want to know if the experts are willing to work under the fee schedule set by Florida's Justice Administrative Commission.  (Read the Scheduling Order here.)

The public will soon glimpse into the practicalities of defending someone who's facing the death penalty in Florida.  Experts -- and their hourly rates -- will be revealed, and discussed from a budgetary standpoint.
The JAC Fee Schedule Will Be Discussed - Hopefully, Part of the Indigent Defense Crisis Will Be Seen
The JAC fee schedule will be a subject of discussion, too.  Perhaps Judge Perry should review JAC v. Lenamon before the hearing on Thursday -- because the JAC has proven itself all too willing to appeal the decisions of trial judges that seek to be fair and reasonable in this area.
The experts needed for both the guilt phase and the penalty phase of any death penalty defense case are varied in their special knowledge and expertise and far from inexpensive due to their education and experience.  Their standard hourly rates will not jive with the JAC schedule.

With the hearing on May 6th, hopefully more people will become aware of the practical realities of indigent defense representation Florida and elsewhere.  Will the experts work for less than their standard rate?  How low does the State of Florida (through the JAC) expect doctors, psychiatrists, forensic specialists, etc., to charge?   Hopefully, the public will see some of these questions answered

[no rose colored glasses]

Interesting Deenie 

[trimmonthelake]

http://www.clickorlando.com/news/23446867/detail.html
Hearing Held In Casey Anthony Civil Case
Zenaida Gonzalez Seeks $15,000 In Damages

POSTED: Tuesday, May 4, 2010
UPDATED: 2:01 pm EDT May 4, 2010
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A hearing was held Tuesday afternoon in Casey Anthony's civil case, although Anthony was not required to attend.
Zenaida Gonzalez filed a defamation lawsuit against Anthony, claiming she ruined her reputation by linking her to the disappearance of Anthony's daughter, Caylee.

ClickOrlando.com streamed the hearing, but there was no audio provided, so details are yet known. Stay with ClickOrlando.com and Local 6 for more on this story.

Anthony told authorities in 2008 that she left her daughter with a baby sitter named Zenaida Gonzlalez and the two were gone when she went to pick up her daughter.

Anthony, 24, was charged in the death of Caylee, whose remains were found in a wooded lot in Orange County in December 2008. Anthony has pleaded not guilty and remains jailed on first-degree murder charges.

Gonzalez is seeking more than $15,000 in damages.

Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.

[trimmonthelake]

http://boards.insessiontrials.com/showthread.php?t=367618&page=19
Fox35: Due to technical problems, we will be posting the entire hearing on MyFoxOrlando.com this afternoon. We will send a text alert to those who are subcribed to Casey Anthony updates once this is on the site. If you would like to receive Anthony text alerts: Text "ANTHONY" to 36948. We apologize for the inconvenience.

[Missiontoconvict]

Well now wasn't that informative. 

What exactly was that!

By the time I got to WFTV which really did have live feed, unlike myfoxorlando, I saw a white haired lawyer and judge talking about back log from a 3 week trial and when the judge puts a case on the docket something, something, not far to other cases back logged, then take down the feed.

Seems like a waste for the camera crew to get set up and have no audio doesn't it?