Jailed Casey Anthony will not be allowed to go to her daughter's funeral.

Little Caylee Anthony will soon be put to rest. According to her attorney, the family of the Orlando toddler will have a public memorial service for their granddaughter.
One person who will not be able to attend the services will be Caylee's mother Casey.
Orange County Corrections Public Information Officer Allen Moore
compares the reason Casey can't be in public to Jack Ruby's public
execution of Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin of John F. Kennedy.
"There is an extreme risk for Casey," Moore tells momlogic, "Our policy
is there is no way she is going into the community unless a judge
orders it -- and if he did we [the Orange Country Jail] will resist it."
Even in the confines of the jail, Casey will be afforded no special
treatment the day of Caylee's proposed funeral. Moore does say however,
"She will on that day, like all days, have access to a chaplain and the
Corrections Health Services personnel."
- Roast beef with gravy
- Buttered Mashed Potatoes
- Creamed corn
- Baked Apple Crisp
- Bread & Butter
- Juice
Other than the Christmas meal, Casey's routine that day will be the
same. Due to her status as an inmate in "protective custody level one," she will not
be eligible to attend any of the Christmas programs being offered by
the jail's three ministries.
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