Casey Anthony

Casey Anthony
Sales Lessons From The Casey Anthony Trial
by
Frank Rumbauskas
The Casey Anthony verdict may have shocked the world, but a best-selling sales author says that salespeople can learn very important sales lessons from what happened. Learn what those lesson are and how to apply them to increase your sales!
http://ezinearticles.com/?Sales-Lessons-From-The-Casey-Anthony-Trial
id=6452354 - Jul 26, 2011
The American Justice System and Casey Anthony
by
Defoncia Herndon
Mrs. Anthony was found not guilty, case closed. In the American Justice System, a defendant can't be tried twice for the same crime, it is called Double Jeopardy.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-American-Justice-System-and-Casey-Anthony
id=6436903 - Jul 19, 2011
Parents Can Honor Caylee Anthony by Looking Inside Themselves
by
Loren Buckner
The Casey Anthony trial has prompted tremendous curiosity. Stories about her apparent lack of concern over Caylee's disappearance inflamed our sensibilities and led people to judge her - just what kind of mother behaves this way?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Parents-Can-Honor-Caylee-Anthony-by-Looking-Inside-Themselves
id=6318054 - Jun 01, 2011
Following Nancy Grace: Baker and Anthony
by
Lynn R Thompson
Nothing but pure respect and kudos to Nancy Grace and her ability to keep us informed, while also writing a darn good novel! However, I cannot help but get outraged at the part society plays in the handling of the atrocities brought to light by the formidable Nancy Grace, a defendants nightmare.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Following-Nancy-Grace:-Baker-and-Anthony
id=5359945 - Nov 10, 2010
Anthony Weiner Twitter Scandal - 3 Reasons Why Honesty Is the Best Policy
by
Robert Bryan Anthony
I believe that plenty of mainstream Americans are so enamored by these types of "sex scandals." But, why? I believe they follow the details - galore - because they are more interested in another person's dysfunctional lifestyle...providing them a "break" from their own drama and pain.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Anthony-Weiner-Twitter-Scandal---3-Reasons-Why-Honesty-Is-the-Best-Policy
id=6337221 - Jun 08, 2011
How A Grand Jury Prevented A Mistake
by
Larry M. Elkin
A hauntingly beautiful child was dead, and her mother, who quickly fell under suspicion, went free. Across the nation, people were enraged that our legal system failed to hold a parent responsible for her little girl's terrible death. From JonBenét to Caylee, we didn't know what we didn't know. The legal system got it right both times.
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-A-Grand-Jury-Prevented-A-Mistake
id=6435258 - Jul 19, 2011
Book Review "Imperfect Justice" by Jeff Ashton
by
Steven M King
Jeff Ashton, who served as lead prosecutor against another famous murder suspect-Casey Anthony-has written a no-holds-barred account of the trial that shocked Florida in "Imperfect Justice." In 2008, Casey Anthony was charged with the murder of her two-year-old daughter, Caylee. Although she had reported Caylee missing, Casey's lies and malfeasance depicted her as a mother who had grown tired of the responsibilities of raising a child. Instead, it appeared as if Casey Anthony wanted to be the consummate party girl...even emblazoning a tattoo on her back indicating "Bella Vita" (meaning "Beautiful Life") that she got weeks after Caylee died.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Book-Review-Imperfect-Justice-by-Jeff-Ashton
id=6752763 - Dec 12, 2011
Triumph of the Kill: The Biggest Movies of January 2013
by
Zack Mandell
January usually isn't regarded as the big month for blockbuster releases, but this year has seen some notable exceptions; below are four of the most important releases of January 2013. "The Last Stand" What would American cinema be like without the good old blockbuster? "The Last Stand" stars over-the-top physical comedian Johnny Knoxville playing Costello to over-the-hill cybernetic organism Arnold Schwarzenegger's Abbot.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Triumph-of-the-Kill:-The-Biggest-Movies-of-January-2013
id=7495103 - Feb 05, 2013
7 Lessons From 2008's Biggest Communication Blunders
by
Bill Lampton, Ph.D.
When you think about your 2008 professional activities, do you scorn yourself as you remember your most embarrassing communication blunders? Maybe you sent a confidential file to the wrong person, failed to insert a page in your budget report, or introduced someone by the wrong name. Well, you can take comfort in realizing that even the biggest news makers committed very visible bloopers and gaffes. You can learn seven valuable lessons from their missteps. These lessons will boost your performance in 2009.
http://ezinearticles.com/?7-Lessons-From-2008s-Biggest-Communication-Blunders
id=1842938 - Jan 03, 2009
Why The World Is So Fixated on Murder Trials
by
Stephen Seretan
The Florida "Trial of the Century" is still big news over a month after the "verdict heard around the world" came in. It seems that every day we read about, or watch videos on it, some new million $+ offers being made to its stars. Many people are either angered at it, amazed by it, or just simply sick of hearing about it. Why is it that it is still such hot news and worth so much money that people are willing to throw more and more lucrative offers at its players? Maybe murder trials are the latest reality shows.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-The-World-Is-So-Fixated-on-Murder-Trials