Casey Anthony

A trial date of May 9, 2011, has been set for Casey Anthony, who’s accused in the death of her daughter. HLN reports.

A group of new pictures were released include images of what prosecutors said is the murder weapon used to kill Caylee Anthony. Msnbc’s Tamron Hall talks with investigative reporter Rozzie Franco. (Other) Murder - Caylee Anthony homicide - Rozzie Franco - Tamron Hall - Crime and Justice

Dec. 15: Prosecutors in Florida are detailing why they believe 23-year-old Casey Anthony should face the death penalty if she is convicted of murdering her toddler daughter, Caylee. Casey’s parents talk to TODAY’s Meredith Vieira about the prosecution’s graphic description of Caylee’s final moments. (Today Show) Meredith Vieira - Florida - Caylee Anthony homicide - Crime and Justice - Capital punishment

Nov. 20: Attorneys in Florida question Roy Kronk, the former meter-reader who discovered the remains of 2-year-old Caylee Anthony. Jose Baez, Casey Anthony’s lawyer, talks with TODAY’s Matt Lauer in a TODAY exclusive. (Today Show) Matt Lauer - Today - Florida - Caylee Anthony homicide - Lawyer

A date has been set for the much-anticipated trial of Casey Anthony.

Prosecutors had suggested that Casey Anthony face trial for the murder of her daughter, Caylee, starting on Monday, May 9, 2011. (03/08/10)

A 26-year-old woman is killed in Port St. Lucie, Casey Anthony wants taxpayers to pay for her defense team, and why does Florida have more bogus insurance claims that other states.

A judge in the Casey Anthony case has ruled that some evidence will be kept secret for at least the next 30 days.

Casey Anthony’s defense team files new motions asking Judge Stan Strickland to throw out pictures of their client partying.

Casey Anthony’s defense attorneys file a motion requesting that a jury never see photos of the young mother partying while her toddler was missing.

Casey Anthony’s attorneys are filing a motion for the determination of their client as indigent.

A judge signs an order setting the date for Casey Anthony’s murder trial.

Taxpayers may soon have to foot the bill for Casey Anthony’s legal team. (3/5/10)

Prosecutors may use new pictures of a syringe and duct tape in court.