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i thought that there were always three, as well?

good point, blink. i hadn't really given thought to a guardian ad litem - but it is an interesting idea, especially in terms of the neglect charge against casey anthony, aka 2008 mother of the year. i'm not exactly sure how it works in cases like this; they wouldnt resort to the grandparents, or...

unfortunately, there is no definitive constitutional "right" to justice or to be found. but there are constitutional protections in terms of protecting the safety, health, and general public welfare. i think keeping casey anthony behind bars just may fall under those provisions...

i think this raises a good point, actually, in terms of delaying her release. we already know that there is a psych hold. LE can sit on it even after the results are in. for all we know - and her attorneys for that matter - they are still processing. i guess this is my point and just a good...

and just to let you guys know, i am not supporting this particular website or anything. i am a firm believer in only credible and reputable sources for information. i just looked for the most up-to-date data available. we normally work with whatever is out there and i thought i would mention here.

yes, i am his attorney. and there is nothing we can do but harass the authorities to speed up the process. and in my particular situation, i am dealing mainly with human rights cases and the department of homeland security. but take the recent case, for example, where the alleged foreign...

prosecutors cannot interfere; they really have nothing to do with the case at this point, other than collecting evidence and filing new charges. but law enforcement can interfere, to a certain degree. for example, they can place subsequent holds, they can appeal to the court for higher bond...

they can, though, through a myriad of red tape. i have a client sitting in jail right now, who paid his bail three weeks ago, and is waiting for his cell door to be opened...

this isn't a news site either, but i think you all provide pretty amazing information most of the time. i was just looking for the most recent updates on casey anthony. i found it interesting that LE, if nothing else, is stalling; they are clearly trying to thwart her release in any way that...

"Casey Anthony was supposed to be released from jail on Tuesday but recent announcements have stated that she will still be in prison as the prosecutors couldn’t collect enough information about Caylee’s disappearance. The little girl has been missing for at least 3 months and she is...

i am not going to repost it all, because i did awhile back, but there are ample cases on the books - especially in florida - pertaining to manslaughter charges without a body. this, of course, depends on if the state charges her with it (and i only say manslaughter, as opposed to murder, because...

no, i don't know what this hearing is about in particular - maybe just a pretrial conference, etc. - but it is definitely not the trial itself.

that is also what i am hoping. i had a long talk with a senior partner in my office today - and we both agreed that it is supremely stupid of baez to let this bounty hunter circus come to fruition. the safest place for his client to be, in terms of her defense, is in jail - where she cannot...

a few things about attorney client privilege. first of all, your client's interests are always first and foremost. you must withdraw from a case if your client is planning to commit a crime in the future, you know that your client’s position is frivolous, if you are impaired as...

he can't, unless he transfers the bond. otherwise he is legally responsible for ensuring that she is turned back over to the authorities for her next court date. if he doesn't, he forfeits the bond and must pay it.

but he cannot use these to pay his legal fees, regardless of how large they are. not on the table at least. it is against the code of ethics for the ABA...

technically (and legally speaking), there cannot be any official deal for baez. as an attorney, you cannot accept future rights in any movie, book, etc for a case that you are currently working on - even your own book, movie, whatever. (this is not to say, of course, that he isn't doing all of...

here is what i found (sorry it is rather lengthy).... In the February 18, 1999, the Florida Supreme Court, sua sponte (on it's own) amended rule 3.220(a), Notice of Discovery, to provide in pertinent part: Participation by a defendant in the discovery process, including the taking of any...

i am researching discovery rules in florida, give me 2 minutes....