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UPDATED: Anthony Received $200K From ABC
State May Have To Pay For Casey Anthony's Defense
POSTED: Thursday, March 18, 2010
UPDATED: 6:49 pm EDT March 18,2010
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Orange County Circuit Court Judge Stan Strickland presided over the hearing and asked the defense to provide an itemized list by Friday detailing how they have spent the $275,000 Anthony has already paid in fees and costs.
It was disclosed in court on Thursday that ABC News paid Anthony $200,000. Of the remaining money, $5,000 came from a donor whom attorney Jose Baez did not identify and $70,000 was given by California-based attorney Todd Macaluso, who has since said he has withdrawn from Anthony's case. Baez said Macaluso provided the funds to help defray defense costs.
Strickland said he will decide if the state should pay for Anthony's defense costs after reviewing the list.
Attorney Cheney Mason, who recently joined the defense team, said the public defender's office cannot afford to pay for the case, and Anthony's defense team will work pro bono.
Baez also said the money that Anthony has provided has already been spent on fees and costs related to the case. Those costs will now have to be explained.
Meanwhile, new evidence that the state of Florida did not want Anthony’s defense team to see immediately has been unsealed. The state said the notes and conversations are relevant to the case but added that they are not a confession from Anthony. Baez has 15 days to review the new evidence and decide if the defense will ask the court to block its release.
Also, the state attorney's office told Local 6 that it will be releasing about 1,000 pages of new documents in the case later this week or next week. It's not clear, though, what information the documents contain.
*Much more at link!
Video: Anthony Recieved 200K From ABC 2:41
http://www.clickorlando.com/video/22882154/index.html
Video: Anthony Defense Fund Source Revealed 1:43
http://www.clickorlando.com/video/22878667/index.html
Article:
http://www.clickorlando.com/news/22874545/detail.html
State May Have To Pay For Casey Anthony's Defense
POSTED: Thursday, March 18, 2010
UPDATED: 6:49 pm EDT March 18,2010
<snipped>
Orange County Circuit Court Judge Stan Strickland presided over the hearing and asked the defense to provide an itemized list by Friday detailing how they have spent the $275,000 Anthony has already paid in fees and costs.
It was disclosed in court on Thursday that ABC News paid Anthony $200,000. Of the remaining money, $5,000 came from a donor whom attorney Jose Baez did not identify and $70,000 was given by California-based attorney Todd Macaluso, who has since said he has withdrawn from Anthony's case. Baez said Macaluso provided the funds to help defray defense costs.
Strickland said he will decide if the state should pay for Anthony's defense costs after reviewing the list.
Attorney Cheney Mason, who recently joined the defense team, said the public defender's office cannot afford to pay for the case, and Anthony's defense team will work pro bono.
Baez also said the money that Anthony has provided has already been spent on fees and costs related to the case. Those costs will now have to be explained.
Meanwhile, new evidence that the state of Florida did not want Anthony’s defense team to see immediately has been unsealed. The state said the notes and conversations are relevant to the case but added that they are not a confession from Anthony. Baez has 15 days to review the new evidence and decide if the defense will ask the court to block its release.
Also, the state attorney's office told Local 6 that it will be releasing about 1,000 pages of new documents in the case later this week or next week. It's not clear, though, what information the documents contain.
*Much more at link!
Video: Anthony Recieved 200K From ABC 2:41
http://www.clickorlando.com/video/22882154/index.html
Video: Anthony Defense Fund Source Revealed 1:43
http://www.clickorlando.com/video/22878667/index.html
Article:
http://www.clickorlando.com/news/22874545/detail.html