08-30-2011, 04:29 PM
WESH
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The Fifth District Court of Appeal has given Judge Belvin Perry the green light to move forward with a hearing to determine how much money Casey Anthony may have to pay back.
Perry will hold the hearing Friday to determine what costs from the investigation can be attributed to the lies Anthony told.
Four different agencies claim that figure is over $500,000.
The court of appeal granted Perry a 30-day jurisdiction over the matter. Legal analysts said that is the only way he could proceed with the hearing.
Look for coverage of Friday's hearing on WESH 2 News and WESH.com.
A hearing is also slated for Sept. 28 on whether to release a sealed jail video taken on the day Caylee Anthony's remains were found.
Officials said the video showed Casey Anthony doubled over while watching news reports of the discovery.
The video was sealed two years ago by Judge Stan Strickland. Strickland said the video was too inflammatory and could affect Anthony's right to a fair trial.
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The cover of the book is being released today and before any one comments, I too would have preferred that Casey's picture not appear there but that was the publishers call I certainly understand if that sours any of you on the book. I only control what's in the book.
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The Fifth District Court of Appeal has given Judge Belvin Perry the green light to move forward with a hearing to determine how much money Casey Anthony may have to pay back.
Perry will hold the hearing Friday to determine what costs from the investigation can be attributed to the lies Anthony told.
Four different agencies claim that figure is over $500,000.
The court of appeal granted Perry a 30-day jurisdiction over the matter. Legal analysts said that is the only way he could proceed with the hearing.
Look for coverage of Friday's hearing on WESH 2 News and WESH.com.
A hearing is also slated for Sept. 28 on whether to release a sealed jail video taken on the day Caylee Anthony's remains were found.
Officials said the video showed Casey Anthony doubled over while watching news reports of the discovery.
The video was sealed two years ago by Judge Stan Strickland. Strickland said the video was too inflammatory and could affect Anthony's right to a fair trial.
you can pre-order at amazon if you want to:
The Official Jeffrey Ashton FB Page
The cover of the book is being released today and before any one comments, I too would have preferred that Casey's picture not appear there but that was the publishers call I certainly understand if that sours any of you on the book. I only control what's in the book.