Caylee Marie Anthony #178 1/14/11 - 1/27/11

[tupelohoney]

Notice of Hearing for March 2 - 3.pdf 01-21-11
http://www.ninthcircuit.org/news/High-Profile-Cases/Anthony/Downloads/Notice%20of%20Hearing%20for%20March%202%20-%203.pdf

Thanks northern.This should be a very interesting hearing.   

How long do you figure they have scheduled for the first day? An hour? I don't know JP's schedule.  9:00 sharp....a great way to start another day off in seeking justice for Caylee!!

[tupelohoney]

http://www.wesh.com/caseyanthony/26572682/detail.html
Casey's Pen Pal Will Return To Orlando
Judge Grant's State's Motion Asking For Robyn Adams' Return

POSTED: 12:26 pm EST January 21, 2011

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Casey Anthony's jailhouse pen pal will be returning to Central Florida.

Prosecutors in the case asked that Judge Belvin Perry grant permission to return Robyn Adams to Orlando for testimony in the case.

Adams, a convicted drug dealer, is serving time in a federal prison in Tallahassee, but once spent time in the Orange County Jail with Anthony.

READ: State's Request  http://www.wesh.com/pdf/26572722/detail.html
READ: Perry Grants Request   http://www.wesh.com/pdf/26572802/detail.html

Adams exchanged dozens of letters with Anthony while the two were in jail.

Prosecutor Linda Drane Burdick made the request.

Perry granted the order, and also notified Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings of his action.
Perry said the Orange County Sheriff's Office or its representative will be responsible for transporting Adams for testimony in the case, "or at such other time as the court may direct." No specific timeline was given.
Perry said the Orange County Sheriff's Office or its representative will be responsible for transporting Adams for testimony in the case, "or at such other time as the court may direct." No specific timeline was given.

READ: Casey Letters Part 1  http://www.wesh.com/pdf/26572824/detail.html
READ: Casey Letters Part 2  http://www.wesh.com/pdf/26572828/detail.html
The letters between Anthony and Adams discuss Anthony's search for Caylee, personal battles, Zenaida Gonzalez and other topics.

Anthony's murder trial is scheduled to begin in May. The next hearing in the case is scheduled for Feb. 4. WESH.com will provide live coverage.

Casey and Robin in the same jail once again.....could be interesting!   

The State must feel she is a very important part of their case to have her moved, housed and the security, which I'm sure is not cheap. 

[trimmonthelake]

Muffin and Cookie together again.   

[Fanny Mae]

Muffin and Cookie together again.   

Planning their RV trip. 

[Curly]

From WESH
Casey Defense Witnesses: Area Was Submerged
Video  http://www.wesh.com/caseyanthony/26562463/detail.html

Think it has finally dawned on the duhfense that this is not the strategy they should continue to pursue?
What a waste of time and $.

[Curly]

http://callsforjustice.wordpress.com/2011/01/21/casey-anthony-case-things-that-make-you-go-hmmmm/
Casey Anthony Case – Things That Make You Go Hmmmm
01/21/2011 donchais

An excellent article. Hope Bozo reads it.

[Gizzie]

I hope this hasn't been posted!

http://www.wesh.com/r/26573595/detail.html

Judge: Kronks 'Prior Bad Acts' Can't Be Used
Order One Of Several Filed Friday In Case

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Judge Belvin Perry issued several new orders on Friday in the case against Casey Anthony.

Notably, Perry said that the defense cannot introduce evidence at trial of Roy Kronk's prior bad acts. The former meter reader found Caylee Anthony's remains in December 2008.

READ: Kronk Order

Perry said the defense claimed that Kronk had a "possible history of inappropriate behavior with young girls," a history of "abusing, restraining, and holding women against their will," using duct tape to restrain women and even said there is a chance that he knew the locations of the remains before alerting law enforcement.

Perry said that Kronk could be questions about his calls to law enforcement to report a suspicious bag, but the defense cannot use his alleged history as evidence that he could be a suspect in the case.

The other orders:

   * Perry denied a defense motion asking for a subpoena for photos that the defense claims search volunteer Joe Jordan took of Suburban Drive. (READ)
    * Perry denied a request from the defense seeking to limit telephoto lenses. (READ)
    * Perry approved an additional $860.70 in taxpayer funding from the JAC for transcript services. The company agreed to charge the indigent rate, Perry wrote, but then charged above the Justice Administrative Commission rate. (READ)
    *Perry said prosecutors cannot question Texas EquuSearch President Tim Miller about his opinion that Anthony was "about to mark on a map where the body was." The defense claims the statement is "unfounded, irrelevant and immaterial." (READ)
    * Evidence of a table knife that the defense said was found in Anthony's car cannot be introduced at the trial, Perry said. Attorneys argued the knife has no link to the case. (READ)

The next hearing in the case will take place on Feb. 4. WESH.com will provide live coverage.

Anthony's murder trial is scheduled to begin in May.

[seemeatthebeach]

Muffin and Cookie together again.   

Casey better gas up her "Come to Jesus" Winnebago!!
I bet she has a serious case of the "sneezes" right about now!

[seemeatthebeach]

I hope this hasn't been posted!

http://www.wesh.com/r/26573595/detail.html

Judge: Kronks 'Prior Bad Acts' Can't Be Used
Order One Of Several Filed Friday In Case

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Judge Belvin Perry issued several new orders on Friday in the case against Casey Anthony.

Notably, Perry said that the defense cannot introduce evidence at trial of Roy Kronk's prior bad acts. The former meter reader found Caylee Anthony's remains in December 2008.

READ: Kronk Order

Perry said the defense claimed that Kronk had a "possible history of inappropriate behavior with young girls," a history of "abusing, restraining, and holding women against their will," using duct tape to restrain women and even said there is a chance that he knew the locations of the remains before alerting law enforcement.

Perry said that Kronk could be questions about his calls to law enforcement to report a suspicious bag, but the defense cannot use his alleged history as evidence that he could be a suspect in the case.

The other orders:

   * Perry denied a defense motion asking for a subpoena for photos that the defense claims search volunteer Joe Jordan took of Suburban Drive. (READ)
    * Perry denied a request from the defense seeking to limit telephoto lenses. (READ)
    * Perry approved an additional $860.70 in taxpayer funding from the JAC for transcript services. The company agreed to charge the indigent rate, Perry wrote, but then charged above the Justice Administrative Commission rate. (READ)
    *Perry said prosecutors cannot question Texas EquuSearch President Tim Miller about his opinion that Anthony was "about to mark on a map where the body was." The defense claims the statement is "unfounded, irrelevant and immaterial." (READ)
    * Evidence of a table knife that the defense said was found in Anthony's car cannot be introduced at the trial, Perry said. Attorneys argued the knife has no link to the case. (READ)

The next hearing in the case will take place on Feb. 4. WESH.com will provide live coverage.

Anthony's murder trial is scheduled to begin in May.

OH HAPPY DAY!!!

[Gizzie]

I hope this hasn't been posted!

http://www.wesh.com/r/26573595/detail.html

Judge: Kronks 'Prior Bad Acts' Can't Be Used
Order One Of Several Filed Friday In Case

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Judge Belvin Perry issued several new orders on Friday in the case against Casey Anthony.

Notably, Perry said that the defense cannot introduce evidence at trial of Roy Kronk's prior bad acts. The former meter reader found Caylee Anthony's remains in December 2008.

READ: Kronk Order

Perry said the defense claimed that Kronk had a "possible history of inappropriate behavior with young girls," a history of "abusing, restraining, and holding women against their will," using duct tape to restrain women and even said there is a chance that he knew the locations of the remains before alerting law enforcement.

Perry said that Kronk could be questions about his calls to law enforcement to report a suspicious bag, but the defense cannot use his alleged history as evidence that he could be a suspect in the case.

The other orders:

   * Perry denied a defense motion asking for a subpoena for photos that the defense claims search volunteer Joe Jordan took of Suburban Drive. (READ)
    * Perry denied a request from the defense seeking to limit telephoto lenses. (READ)
    * Perry approved an additional $860.70 in taxpayer funding from the JAC for transcript services. The company agreed to charge the indigent rate, Perry wrote, but then charged above the Justice Administrative Commission rate. (READ)
    *Perry said prosecutors cannot question Texas EquuSearch President Tim Miller about his opinion that Anthony was "about to mark on a map where the body was." The defense claims the statement is "unfounded, irrelevant and immaterial." (READ)
    * Evidence of a table knife that the defense said was found in Anthony's car cannot be introduced at the trial, Perry said. Attorneys argued the knife has no link to the case. (READ)

The next hearing in the case will take place on Feb. 4. WESH.com will provide live coverage.

Anthony's murder trial is scheduled to begin in May.

OH HAPPY DAY!!!

Oh yea!    

[Curly]

http://www.wesh.com/r/26573595/detail.html

I'm a little upset that he's not allowing the table knife to be introduced.
She could have cut the duct tape with it.

[seemeatthebeach]

http://www.wesh.com/r/26573595/detail.html

I'm a little upset that he's not allowing the table knife to be introduced.
She could have cut the duct tape with it.

The State agreed to the duhfense's motion to exclude it. They obviously don't need it to fry the skank!

[Gizzie]

http://www.wesh.com/r/26573595/detail.html

I'm a little upset that he's not allowing the table knife to be introduced.
She could have cut the duct tape with it.

The State agreed to the duhfense's motion to exclude it. They obviously don't need it to fry the skank!

I think so too. Although it would have been nice to have it in, I don't think it will make all that much difference.

[seemeatthebeach]

http://www.wesh.com/r/26573595/detail.html

I'm a little upset that he's not allowing the table knife to be introduced.
She could have cut the duct tape with it.

The State agreed to the duhfense's motion to exclude it. They obviously don't need it to fry the skank!

I think so too. Although it would have been nice to have it in, I don't think it will make all that much difference.

We can't even be sure the knife Cindy gave LE was the actual knife she removed from KC's car. For all we know she threw it away, given her history of tampering with other evidence in this case. In fact, I would be surprised if she didn't dispose of it.

[Brandi]

Muffin and Cookie together again.   

Casey better gas up her "Come to Jesus" Winnebago!!
I bet she has a serious case of the "sneezes" right about now!

BBM ....

 

[seemeatthebeach]

Muffin and Cookie together again.   

Casey better gas up her "Come to Jesus" Winnebago!!
I bet she has a serious case of the "sneezes" right about now!

BBM ....

 

I'm just curious.....has ANYONE seen the skank sneeze 1 time in any of her court appearances???
I haven't......guess "daddy" only gives her the sign when she's in the confines of her jail cell!

[trimmonthelake]

Muffin and Cookie together again.   

Casey better gas up her "Come to Jesus" Winnebago!!
I bet she has a serious case of the "sneezes" right about now!

  You're killin' me.

[trimmonthelake]

Thanks Gizzie!   

[trimmonthelake]

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/caylee-anthony/os-casey-anthony-trial-photography-20110121,0,25106.story
Casey Anthony case: Photographers can use telephoto lenses in court, judge rules
Chief Judge Belvin Perry also ruled on 2 other motions in the first-degree murder case against Casey Anthony, who is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.
Still photographers can use telephoto lenses in the courtroom during Casey Anthony's murder trial and the hearings leading up to it, the judge on the case ruled Thursday.

The defense had argued that a photographer or photographers had used the long lenses to take pictures of documents and notes being reviewed by Anthony and her defense team. Lawyers also argued that video cameras have been used to look at messages between attorneys and Anthony, then broadcast and disseminated to the media.

Chief Orange-Osceola Circuit Judge Belvin Perry ruled the defense didn't identify any photos of readable notes that have been taken or released to the media. However, he ruled that any photos that contain notes or conversations between attorney and client cannot be disseminated.

Anthony, 24, is charged with first-degree murder in the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. The child was missing for months before a meter reader found her remains in woods near the home in east Orange County that she and her mother shared with Anthony's parents.
Perry also ruled on two other defense motions. He authorized a $2,500 payment to Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Knoxville, Tenn., for court reporters who recorded the deposition of expert witnesses. The defense alleged that the lab agreed to work for an "indigency rate" of $1,639.30, then reneged.

Perry ordered that a contract confirming the rate must be obtained in the future. If the lab won't accept a discount rate, the tapes must be submitted to court administration in Orange County for transcription.

In a third motion, Perry ruled the defense may not obtain photos of the neighborhood where Caylee's body was found that were taken by Joseph Jordan, a blogger and state witness. The defense did not identify facts that establish Jordan took pictures relevant to the case, the judge ruled.

[Gizzie]

http://www.wesh.com/r/26573595/detail.html

I'm a little upset that he's not allowing the table knife to be introduced.
She could have cut the duct tape with it.

The State agreed to the duhfense's motion to exclude it. They obviously don't need it to fry the skank!

I think so too. Although it would have been nice to have it in, I don't think it will make all that much difference.

We can't even be sure the knife Cindy gave LE was the actual knife she removed from KC's car. For all we know she threw it away, given her history of tampering with other evidence in this case. In fact, I would be surprised if she didn't dispose of it.

Absolutely agree!