No one from the Anthony family attended the hearing today held at 10:30 AM at the court, of which, Judge Stan Strickland presided over.
Orange County prosecutors indicated that the evidence did not pertain to the child neglect charges that Casey Anthony faces in the disappearance of her 3-year-old daughter, Caylee.
Attorney Baez will be given access to forensic tests involving chloroform, DNA air samples and hair strands within 10 days. Judge Stricland denied access to evidence collected by cadaver dogs.
There were 11 motions filed. Here is where they stand:
1. Motion to seal
No ruling yet, will be heard at a future court date
2. Motion for production of favorable evidence
Ruled in favor of defense
3. Demand for discovery and inspection relating to digital forensic evidence
Ruled in favor of defense
4. Motion to inspect, test and photograph evidence held by the state of Florida
Ruled in favor of defense
5. Motion to compel department of children and family records
Denied, Baez has to retile
6. demand for discovery and inspection related to polygraphs
Ruled in favor of defense
7. Motion to compel: release of records about investigation into Senoia Gonzalez
Ruled in favor of defense
8. Motion for allowing defendant to travel to places of interest
No ruling yet, will be heard at a future court date
9. Motion to compel flight manifest
Ruled in favor of defense
10. Motion to compel results of forensic testing
Ruled in favor of defense
11. Defendants motion to preserve forensic evidence and for court to consider additional testing
No ruling yet, will be heard at a future court date
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