I suspect the jury was looking for NO DOUBT, not reasonable doubt. Very few people that I know that followed this case and the trial had any reasonable doubt.
Sadly, many people (and I do believe the 12 jurors) confuse "any doubt" with "reasonable doubt".
Nevertheless, that is not what this hearing today was about. It was about recovering costs for which she was found Guilty. Casey set this investigation in motion by her initial lies to investigators and continued on with her lies up until her attorney's opening statement. It was only at that moment that anyone had any inkling that she (through her attorney) was claiming now that Caylee drowned on June 16, rather than being abducted as she has been saying for 3 yrs. As LDB stated in the hearing, to this day, she has not herself corrected any of the lies she told for which she was found guilty.