Jose Baez Files Motion To Keep Casey Anthony From Hearings, Despite Judge's Ruling

Casey Anthony's lawyers have filed an objection asking the court to allow her to skip future court hearings (read objection).
Earlier this month, a judge ruled Casey must appear for all future court hearings in her case (read judge's ruling).

DOCUMENT: Baez Objects To Casey In Court

Casey and her lawyers will be back in court Friday to ask the judge several things, including to order the owner of the property where Caylee's remains were found to let them in to inspect the area (read motion).

Jose Baez's most recently filed document lists several reasons Casey's defense team believes Casey has the right not to attend court hearings as ordered by Judge Stan Strickland.

Baez submitted, as part of the objection, a "Waiver of Defendant's Appearance" signed by Casey Anthony on January 26. This document basically waives Casey's right to appear in court during hearings on motions and pre-trial hearings, and that she gives Baez, her attorney, the benefit to act in her best interest in the courtroom.

Baez's Motion to Keep Casey OUT OF Court against Judge Strickland's orders for Casey to be present at each hearing.