amethyst221
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We need Themis or one of the lawyers to help us, I can't see any reason any of the attorney/client visits would ever be released to the media, but obviously I have a poor understanding of how far reaching the sunshine laws are. I thought those visits were pretty much sacrosanct ( save for the jail needing to ensure safety, etc, which of course is necessary). None of Baez's meetings with her have been released yet that I know of. I know some of our members are pretty good friends with local media members there. Perhaps one could ask them if indeed that is something media has requested to see.
The visitation tapes are fair game, of course, but I have no need or desire to see the attorney/client meetings. WOW. This is news to me. If I were a local lawyer I would be opposed to this from my head down to my feet.... not the monitoring, or even the taping.....but the release. I trust the judge knows best, but I am for the first time in this case shocked. I bet Baez wishes he never brought this up, this could not have gone worse for him, imo. Now the judge has to review Baez's behavior, and let us not forget he already found something he did to be unethical enough to report him to the bar. Now he has to babysit in a way. Yikes.
I'm assuming from the court's discussion and all the history of this case that these are within the Fla. definition of public records. ?? It's true they haven't been routinely sought or discussed, until the whole issue of Casey's reactions on the day Caylee's remains were found, part of which occurred after Baez showed up at the jail. I don't think the judge is going to review all existing tapes of A/C visits since the beginning of this case IF this order should inspire some media person to request them. :waitasec: