Caylee Marie Anthony #175 11/29/10 - 12/20/10

[MuffyBee]

[Brandi]

Hearing over.

[no rose colored glasses]

 

[Cappuccino]

Insessions Tru is going to break down what we've just heard in the hearing after the commercial break.

CJBP is not letting this defense put off the trial date, we will begin this trial in May

[Sassycat]

Thanks for the picture snapshots, Brandi.
And thanks to the Monkeys who provided the video links for the hearing today.   

[trimmonthelake]

Here   

[Cappuccino]

Hearing over.

Not only has Cindy gained her weight back plus but she refusing to take advice, the woman needs a decent bra!

[Missiontoconvict]

  Justice for Caylee

[Sister]

Hearing over.

Brandi, good shot of sindy.
Think momster was laughing because she finally knows what an eye booger is.
I think today was a success for Caylee.

[Brandi]

Thanks for the picture snapshots, Brandi.
And thanks to the Monkeys who provided the video links for the hearing today.   

Welcome

Casey In Court For Hearing On Finances, Information
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Casey Anthony was in court Monday afternoon for a hearing on finances and information the state wants the defense to provide. Prosecutors had to call for the hearing to get important information regarding defense experts; the information includes how much the experts were paid.

Casey Anthony entered the courtroom exactly at 1:00pm wearing an orange, short-sleeve blouse and a pair of grey slacks (See Images | Watch Video). There was little to no exchange between her attorneys before the hearing immediately got underway.

Prosecutors started by asking Chief Judge Belvin Perry to compel Casey Anthony's defense team to hand over their contracts with their experts, bills and payments, travel, meal and entertainment records, and photographs, communications, and notes pertaining to the experts and their work on the case; the records go back before the defense ran out of money, after spending about $300,000.

"My first response to Mr. Ashton's motion ... there's nowhere in the rules that outline this particular type of discovery, at least some of it," Baez argued to Judge Belvin Perry on Monday afternoon. "There's nothing that entitles the state to this."

Soon after prosecutors filed their motion, the defense filed the exact same motion asking the exact same information pertaining to the state's experts and listed 34 prosecution experts.

"It should work both ways. It hasn't been working both ways," Baez argued about the information the state is seeking.

Judge Perry then pressed Baez on some of the areas of information the state is requesting, specifically records for travel, notes taken by experts, and photographs taken by experts.

"Other than work product, we'd be more than happy to turn it over to them," Baez said.

Judge Perry then pressed the prosecution on what qualifies the state to receive the information they have requested. While the prosecution argued their point, Judge Perry said they have other means for obtaining much of the information they are seeking.

"The discovery rules were never designed to eliminate attorneys doing things on their own they can obtain," Judge Perry instructed the prosecution. "As to the request dealing with one, two, three, and four, I would deny those without prejudice unless they cannot be obtained through their vehicle of deposition. As to five, six, I will grant that request."

Five and six refer to photographs and notes pertaining to the experts and their work. Judge Perry also ordered the defense to provide information to the state by Friday at 2:00pm on what experts will be testifying about, as well as the aforementioned photos and notes.

Judge Perry also ordered that the defense review of DNA evidence be completed within 45 days.

Meanwhile, the defense wants permission to hire another forensic scientist at taxpayers' expense. Casey Anthony's defense team said the state has two forensic experts that are analyzing the decomposition process to pinpoint Caylee Anthony's time of death and explain the placement of her remains in the woods near her home, so it wants two experts.

The defense is asking permission to hire a taphonomist, which is an expert in decomposition.

Monday's hearing was the second in two months that switched from a simple status conference to a motion hearing that required Casey's attendance.

http://www.wftv.com/news/25921057/detail.html

[Mtnmom]

Hearing over.

Not only has Cindy gained her weight back plus but she refusing to take advice, the woman needs a decent bra!

is she carrying a mini laptop?

[trimmonthelake]

Justice for Caylee

[TURBOTHINK]

Someone needs to tell Cindy that she is an old woman and that her clothing is inappropriate. Like mother like daughter

[akmom]

SERIOUSLY, Cindy, 2 words.....Victoria's Secret.

[Ono]

   Thanks for all of the pictures & commentary!!!  Was late to the computer and am catching up;   The good judge must feel as though he's herding cats in coping with Baez and Company.   

[TURBOTHINK]

The DNA analysis in the shorts?  If that is part of the defense strategy then why are they not listing their "expert." I loved it when the judge told the defense to have that info to the state by FRIDAY. LOL

[TURBOTHINK]

SERIOUSLY, Cindy, 2 words.....Victoria's Secret.

Don't cha know she shops at Target?  Isn't that evident? LOL

[Cappuccino]

Thanks for the picture snapshots, Brandi.
And thanks to the Monkeys who provided the video links for the hearing today.   

Welcome

Casey In Court For Hearing On Finances, Information
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Casey Anthony was in court Monday afternoon for a hearing on finances and information the state wants the defense to provide. Prosecutors had to call for the hearing to get important information regarding defense experts; the information includes how much the experts were paid.

Casey Anthony entered the courtroom exactly at 1:00pm wearing an orange, short-sleeve blouse and a pair of grey slacks (See Images | Watch Video). There was little to no exchange between her attorneys before the hearing immediately got underway.

Prosecutors started by asking Chief Judge Belvin Perry to compel Casey Anthony's defense team to hand over their contracts with their experts, bills and payments, travel, meal and entertainment records, and photographs, communications, and notes pertaining to the experts and their work on the case; the records go back before the defense ran out of money, after spending about $300,000.

"My first response to Mr. Ashton's motion ... there's nowhere in the rules that outline this particular type of discovery, at least some of it," Baez argued to Judge Belvin Perry on Monday afternoon. "There's nothing that entitles the state to this."

Soon after prosecutors filed their motion, the defense filed the exact same motion asking the exact same information pertaining to the state's experts and listed 34 prosecution experts.

"It should work both ways. It hasn't been working both ways," Baez argued about the information the state is seeking.

Judge Perry then pressed Baez on some of the areas of information the state is requesting, specifically records for travel, notes taken by experts, and photographs taken by experts.

"Other than work product, we'd be more than happy to turn it over to them," Baez said.

Judge Perry then pressed the prosecution on what qualifies the state to receive the information they have requested. While the prosecution argued their point, Judge Perry said they have other means for obtaining much of the information they are seeking.

"The discovery rules were never designed to eliminate attorneys doing things on their own they can obtain," Judge Perry instructed the prosecution. "As to the request dealing with one, two, three, and four, I would deny those without prejudice unless they cannot be obtained through their vehicle of deposition. As to five, six, I will grant that request."

Five and six refer to photographs and notes pertaining to the experts and their work. Judge Perry also ordered the defense to provide information to the state by Friday at 2:00pm on what experts will be testifying about, as well as the aforementioned photos and notes.

Judge Perry also ordered that the defense review of DNA evidence be completed within 45 days.

Meanwhile, the defense wants permission to hire another forensic scientist at taxpayers' expense. Casey Anthony's defense team said the state has two forensic experts that are analyzing the decomposition process to pinpoint Caylee Anthony's time of death and explain the placement of her remains in the woods near her home, so it wants two experts.

The defense is asking permission to hire a taphonomist, which is an expert in decomposition.

Monday's hearing was the second in two months that switched from a simple status conference to a motion hearing that required Casey's attendance.

http://www.wftv.com/news/25921057/detail.html

They are still going to argue the body was put there after their client was incarcerated...nope, too much solid evidence defies that & they can pay an expert to lie but he or she will look like a fool

[trimmonthelake]

http://www.wesh.com/slideshow/caseyanthony/19590190/detail.html
Images: Many Looks Of Casey Anthony
Slideshow

[Ono]

Someone needs to tell Cindy that she is an old woman and that her clothing is inappropriate. Like mother like daughter

Her taste is defintely all in her mouth, fo sho.