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No. The lawyer is probably conducting his own parallel investigation of the facts. And/or he may be hoping for some "out of sight, out of mind" time, (When was the last time you heard a media report on missing Baby Gabriel?), or may believe there is no point in making a public statement that...

Generally, the evidence is excluded as "too prejudicial" when its probative value is substantially outweighed by its likely prejudicial effect on the jury. By way of example, photos of an automobile accident victim showing gaping bloody wounds are probative i.e. they tend to prove something...

In arguing against the death penalty aggravators, the defense is NOT admitting to aggravated child abuse nor admitting that Casey caused Caylee's death. In a nutshell, the defense is trying to argue in the abstract how a murder could occur in a way which may constitute a death penalty...

That dovetails with Casey's explanation that the imagi-nanny's phone service was turned off after the imagi-nanny failed to return Caylee. (Apparently Caylee was allowed to call Casey on July 15 from some other phone.) So of course that old phone number wouldn't work any more. Katprint...

I believe Casey's defense in the civil suit is being paid for by Cindy and George's homeowners' insurance carrier. Theoretically, the causes of action which might be based on unintentional negligence/negligent misrepresentation as opposed to malicious slander/intentional wrongful conduct might...

It is possible that some of the attorneys physically traveled to Knoxville for the deposition and some of the other attorneys "appeared" (as the legal phrase is used) via Skype i.e. they were electronically present in realtime and could see and hear the deposition as it took place but were not...