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19 minutes may save Arias from the needle
She used that time to convince the same 8 men and 4 women that found her guilty to spare her life.
Casey Anthony: Trustee wants to examine Casey's laptop for hidden assets
An attorney for Stephen L. Meininger, the Chapter 7 trustee, on Monday filed a motion asking that the court force her to give him the laptop.
Even Belvin Perry can't escape pull of Casey Anthony case
He presided over a television sensation and came out of it with even more respect and admiration than before Casey Anthony set foot in his courtroom.
In 1970, Richard Kabat saw an opportunity for an entertainment-centric weekly and launched Cleveland Scene with a loan from his brother.
Anthony says she can't get fair hearing in Orlando
Casey Anthony's attorneys say comments made by the judge who presided over her criminal trial raise questions about whether she can get a fair defamation hearing in state court in Orlando.
Columnist in running for 'most fooled by a female'
Re: Dana Milbank, "Whistle-blower's yarn fails," May 10, 6A When I read Dana Milbank's column in the paper, it gave me a good laugh to begin my day because it is such a good example of how a woman like Hillary Clinton can fool men.
Casey Anthony legal filing attacks judge's public comments
Casey Anthony 's bankruptcy attorneys said Judge Belvin Perry "completely eviscerated" her chance of having a fair defamation trial in Orlando because of public comments he recently made about her first-degree murder case.
Should Casey Anthony be tried for murder again?
On May 9, 2013 a legal news blog reported on whether or not it would be double jeopardy for Casey Anthony to be tried again in the murder of Caylee Marie Anthony.
Throwing Jodi Arias into a volcano
An alien, visiting from another planet, would be forgiven for assuming that, if we did not showcase the sensational trial of a brunette every two years at minimum, the Earth Would Be Engulfed In Flames and Nancy Grace would resume her original form and go rampaging over the mountains, bellowing and devouring cattle raw.
Could Casey Anthony Be Tried Again for Murder?
Anthony was acquitted in 2011 for the killing of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee.
Jodi Arias guilty of first-degree murder
An Arizona jury found Jodi Arias guilty on Wednesday of first-degree murder in the death of her ex-boyfriend in a capital trial that riveted America for months with graphic sexual evidence and bizarre testimony.
Jodi Arias verdict inspires Casey Anthony talk
MSNBC noted that the Arias jury took 15 hours over four days. The Anthony jury deliberated for 10 hours 40 minutes.
Jodi Arias verdict inspires Casey Anthony talk
The outcome was quite different: Arias was found guilty of first-degree murder in the slaying of her former boyfriend, Travis Alexander.
Casey Anthony bankruptcy hearing today
Are the defamation lawsuits against Casey Anthony legitimate claims or publicity stunts? That debate, and the continuing fight over whether the suits should survive her Chapter 7 bankruptcy, will return to court today in Tampa.
Daily thought: mixing bleach with pine sol
Many Sacramento residents have shared with neighbors, family and friends what they believed to be a miracle cleaning combination, mixing bleach and pine sol together.
Miracle in Cleveland; Jodi Arias tweets; Belvin Perry talks
The media can't get enough of a riveting crime story. On Monday alone, news organizations closely followed the discovery of three missing women in Cleveland, the observations for Chief Judge Belvin Perry Jr.
Texas search firm seeks $100K from Casey Anthony
A Texas search and rescue organization involved in the search for 2-year-old Caylee Anthony says her mother, Casey, owes it more than $100,000 in expenses.
What You Missed in the Totally Bonkers and Disturbing Jodi Arias Trial
For the past five years, way over in the overheated wastelands of Arizona, an epic, trashy tragedy has been unfolding, slowly but without many dull moments, like the pages of a supermarket thriller.
Consultant on OJ Simpson, Casey Anthony juries weighs in on Jodi Arias jury
If there is one man in the United States who might know what is going through the minds of the jurors now deliberating in the Jodi Arias murder trial, it is Richard Gabriel.
Pentagon: Chinese government waging cyberattacks
The oldest daughter of the Utah soccer referee who died Saturday a week after a teenage player punched him in the head hopes to forgive the young man who did it - but not yet.