08-01-2011, 02:36 PM
oh shit, i hate giving her any attention, but i love this! 
she has 72 hours to get her ass to orlando probation office.
hahahaha
oh, if you want to vomit, go to TMZ and see cindy and george kissing dolphins in the Bahamas. i won't post the nauseating photos out of respect for the poor dolphin. he's a victim.
Orlando Sentinel
August 1, 2011
Orange Circuit Judge Stan Strickland signed amended court documents this morning that he says will have the effect of requiring Casey Anthony to serve one year of supervised probation as he originally intended back when he sentenced her in her check fraud case.
"From my reading of this, she should be reporting to probation in Orlando probably within 72 hours," Strickland said this morning. "I suspect she's going to be required to report to probation."
Court administration officials released the amended documents earlier today.
Meanwhile, Department of Corrections spokeswoman Gretl Plessinger confirmed today that her Department is reaching out to Casey Anthony's attorneys about having her report to probation.
"We're in contact with Casey Anthony's attorneys to set up her first report visit," Plessinger said.
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According to the revised court order, amended this morning, she will have to report in person within 72 hours, Plessinger said.
However, case experts dispute whether the amended documents will have the legal force to compel Casey Anthony to realistically serve probation now.
Confusion lingered late last week over whether Casey Anthony should have to serve a year of probation in her check-fraud case now that she is out of jail.
Strickland said on Thursday that his intention in sentencing Anthony last year was that she should go on supervised probation if released from custody. But state Department of Corrections officials interpreted Strickland's order as meaning that Casey Anthony should serve her probation while still in jail awaiting trial in connection with the 2008 death of her daughter Caylee Marie.
DOC terminated Anthony's probation on Jan. 24. And Anthony, 25, left the Orange County Jail on July 17 with no restrictions following her acquittal at trial in the murder case last month. (She was convicted last month of the misdemeanor charges of lying to law enforcement, but ended up receiving credit for time served in jail for those counts.)
On Friday, Plessinger said the Department would apply supervised probation now, if the court issued an amended order in the check fraud case.
The Orange County Clerk of Courts office confirmed Friday that it was working to amend the wording in one of Anthony's sentencing documents to more accurately reflect Strickland's intentions.
That document, commonly referred to as the minutes, lacked the specific wording "upon release," said Leesa Bainbridge, the clerk's office spokeswoman.
That document was amended and Strickland signed it today.
It's likely Casey Anthony's defense team will challenge this turn of events, and say that Anthony should not serve probation because she already did that while in jail. An argument claiming "double jeopardy" is expected.
If that happens, the defense would have to make that legal argument before Orange-Osceola Chief Judge Belvin Perry in some kind of emergency hearing.
Members of Anthony's defense team could not be immediately reached for comment this morning.
oh hell, here it is. poor dolphin. should have been a shark.
![[Image: 0801-george-cindy-anthony-dolphin-launch...credit.jpg]](http://ll-media.tmz.com/2011/08/01/0801-george-cindy-anthony-dolphin-launch-splash-ex-credit.jpg)
she has 72 hours to get her ass to orlando probation office.
hahahaha
oh, if you want to vomit, go to TMZ and see cindy and george kissing dolphins in the Bahamas. i won't post the nauseating photos out of respect for the poor dolphin. he's a victim.
Orlando Sentinel
August 1, 2011
Orange Circuit Judge Stan Strickland signed amended court documents this morning that he says will have the effect of requiring Casey Anthony to serve one year of supervised probation as he originally intended back when he sentenced her in her check fraud case.
"From my reading of this, she should be reporting to probation in Orlando probably within 72 hours," Strickland said this morning. "I suspect she's going to be required to report to probation."
Court administration officials released the amended documents earlier today.
Meanwhile, Department of Corrections spokeswoman Gretl Plessinger confirmed today that her Department is reaching out to Casey Anthony's attorneys about having her report to probation.
"We're in contact with Casey Anthony's attorneys to set up her first report visit," Plessinger said.
The FREE Orlando Sentinel app for iPad. Now available in the app store.
According to the revised court order, amended this morning, she will have to report in person within 72 hours, Plessinger said.
However, case experts dispute whether the amended documents will have the legal force to compel Casey Anthony to realistically serve probation now.
Confusion lingered late last week over whether Casey Anthony should have to serve a year of probation in her check-fraud case now that she is out of jail.
Strickland said on Thursday that his intention in sentencing Anthony last year was that she should go on supervised probation if released from custody. But state Department of Corrections officials interpreted Strickland's order as meaning that Casey Anthony should serve her probation while still in jail awaiting trial in connection with the 2008 death of her daughter Caylee Marie.
DOC terminated Anthony's probation on Jan. 24. And Anthony, 25, left the Orange County Jail on July 17 with no restrictions following her acquittal at trial in the murder case last month. (She was convicted last month of the misdemeanor charges of lying to law enforcement, but ended up receiving credit for time served in jail for those counts.)
On Friday, Plessinger said the Department would apply supervised probation now, if the court issued an amended order in the check fraud case.
The Orange County Clerk of Courts office confirmed Friday that it was working to amend the wording in one of Anthony's sentencing documents to more accurately reflect Strickland's intentions.
That document, commonly referred to as the minutes, lacked the specific wording "upon release," said Leesa Bainbridge, the clerk's office spokeswoman.
That document was amended and Strickland signed it today.
It's likely Casey Anthony's defense team will challenge this turn of events, and say that Anthony should not serve probation because she already did that while in jail. An argument claiming "double jeopardy" is expected.
If that happens, the defense would have to make that legal argument before Orange-Osceola Chief Judge Belvin Perry in some kind of emergency hearing.
Members of Anthony's defense team could not be immediately reached for comment this morning.
oh hell, here it is. poor dolphin. should have been a shark.