How Casey Anthony judge plans to handle protesters - CFNews13

by mom_in_il Wed May 04, 2011 4:48 pm

How Casey Anthony judge plans to handle protesters
By Jacqueline Fell, Reporter
Last Updated: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 12:20 PM

Excerpt:

ORLANDO -- Chief Judge Belvin Perry is going to try to keep the peace during Casey Anthony's murder trial, which is scheduled to start in less than weeks, on Tuesday, May 17.

The judge is expected to issue orders Wednesday about how the public can get a seat at the trial, as well as rules for those protesting at the Orange County Courthouse.

The court knows protesters are going to show up. They were all over the Anthony family's east Orange County neighborhood, at the crime scene where the remains of Casey's daughter, Caylee, were found, and even at the 2-year-old's memorial service.

Of course, protesters will be allowed outside the courthouse. It's anyone's right to free speech. But the judge's order will limit exactly where they can protest.

Judge Perry said there will be two "free speech zones" where people will be allowed to gather.

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