Casey Anthony: Guilty or Not Guilty

CASEY ANTHONY. → Guilty or Not Guilty? + The following infographic explains the possible outcomes of the Casey Anthony trial and the key elements that the prosecution must prove to get a conviction. Possible Verdicts • Caylee is dead. • Caylee is dead. • Caylee is dead. • Jury believes Casey killed Caylee on purpose (using duct tape or chloroform). Jury believes Caylee died due to the duct tape or chloroform, but Casey did not intend for the death to occur and did not have imminent disregard for human life. • Jury believes Casey killed Caylee (using duct tape or chloroform). Jury believes Casey premeditated (planned) the murder (i.e. Computer's search history). • No premeditation. Casey acted with imminent disregard for human life. • Jury believes Caylee died due to Casey's negligent act. (i.e. using duct tape or chloroform to silence a child). Jury believes Casey killed her by accident Jury believes using duct tape or chloroform caused Caylee's death Jury is not convinced beyond a reasonable doubt duct tape or chloroform was cause of death All 3 proven Premeditation not All 3 proven proven Jury Verdict Jury Verdict Jury Verdict Jury Verdict Jury Verdict Jury Verdict GUILTY NOT GUILTY GUILTY NOT GUILTY GUILTY NOT GUILTY First Second Degree Murder NOT GUILTY Degree Murder Manslaughter Maximum 15 years in prison State did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt Casey Anthony caused Caylee's death Death by lethal injection Maximum life in prison OR Life sentence Additional charges regardless of outcome of murder trial False Information Aggravated Manslaughter of a Child Aggravated Child Abuse to Law Enforcement Regarding Missing Person (Casey is charged with 4 counts of this crime) Jury Verdict Jury Verdict Jury Verdict Jury Verdict Jury Verdict Jury Verdict GUILTY NOT GUILTY GUILTY NOT GUILTY GUILTY NOT GUILTY Additional Prison Sentence Additional Prison Sentence Additional Prison Sentence up to 4 Years (one year for each count) up to 30 Years up to 15 Years Sentencing Comparison Max Prison (in years) (49 years + Life) Time 4 Years n by les Providing Life in Prison False Information First Degree Murder or Second Degree Murder 15 Years Life in 21.6 Years* Aggravated Prison Child Abuse First Degree Murder Second Degree Murder ("average sentence served) 15 Years Manslaughter 14.29 Yeal 30 Years Aggravated Manslaughter of a Child Years Caylee's age at death 14.29 years is the average time between offense and execution in the state of Florida. If Casey Anthony is found guilty of (1) aggravated manslaughter of a child, (2) aggravated child abuse, and (3) providing false information to a law enforcement officer regarding a missing person or felony, she could potentially face a maximum of 49 years in prison. This is in addition to any other sentence she may receive if found guilty of first degree murder or one of the lesser included offenses of second degree murder or manslaughter. Source: http://dc.state.fl.us/oth/deathrow Powered by ZNDEWITT LAW FIRM. P.A. Interesting Infographics by InBusiness, Inc. 321-281-8353 ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW www.dewittlaw.com • 407.245.7723 Additional Charges Jury Verdict ▼ Key Elements