Casey Anthony

Casey Anthony’s lawyers have billed the state of Florida more than $147,000 in costs incurred for running her defense in the recent murder trial.
Taxpayers will have to foot a bill of $147,018 to date, according to records from the state’s Justice Administrative Commission.
Ann Finnell, Casey Anthony and Dorothy Clay Sims review potential-juror lists during jury selection at the Pinellas County Criminal Justice Center in Clearwater. the first -degree murder traial is over,what exactly did her publicly funded case cost?.Law enforcement, the Orange County clerk and the State Attorney's Office continue to tally their costs for the time-consuming, high-profile case.
Taxpayers began picking up Anthony's legal expenses in March 2010 after she ran out of money and was declared indigent by the courts.But the most recent figures provided to the Orlando Sentinel by the Justice Administrative Commission — the state entity that doles out money when someone, like Anthony, cannot pay their own way — gives one indicator.

Nancy Grace

Nancy Ann Grace (born October 23, 1959) is an American legal commentator, television host, television journalist and former prosecutor. She frequently discusses issues from what she describes as a victims' rights standpoint, with an outspoken style that has won her both praise and condemnation.

"Nancy Grace" is television's only justice themed/interview/debate show, designed for those interested in the breaking crime news of the day. Grace challenges guests on the most high-profile legal issues of the day by drawing on her unique perspective as a former violent crimes prosecutor and as a crime victim herself. Nancy Grace provides viewers with a clear understanding of not only the top crime stories, but also the cases often overlooked.

The program, shot this past year in Atlanta at Georgia Public Broadcasting studios in Midtown, will move to Los Angeles and be led by a new host: Jackie Glass, a judge in the Clarke County District Court in Las Vegas. Glass oversaw the 2008 O.J. Simpson case in 2008.

Plesea said she had spoken to someone whom she believed was a representative of the Florida State  Attorney's Office.  Unbeknownst to Pam, the person was NOT a representative of Florida's Assistant State Attorney's office.

I know she’ll never change. But I do wish Grace would stop saying one thing — and I’m not complaining about “tot mom,” her nickname for Casey Anthony. Grace, who gives off such a tough law-and-order vibe as a former prosecutor, lets its slip in almost every appearance that she would lie to save her children.