ORLANDO -- Casey Anthony made her initial court appearance on charges that she murdered her missing 3-year-old daughter, Caylee.
Dressed in a blue jail jumpsuit, Casey only said one word during the appearance, by acknowledging Judge John Jordan with a "yes" when he called her name.
After that, he read all of the charges on the seven count indictment a grand jury handed up Tuesday and then ordered her held without bond.
As for those charges, Casey is facing one count of first-degree murder, one count each of aggravated child abuse and manslaughter, and four counts of lying to investigators.
Baez Staying On As Casey's Lawyer, Had No Comment Following Appearance
Casey's lawyer Jose Baez was by his client’s side for her court appearance.
However, Baez did not make any comment on the case when leaving.
On Tuesday, he said in a press conference we haven't heard the full story on the case, and accused State Attorney Lawson Lamar of possibly bringing the case to a grand jury in order to help him win re-election.
Casey's mother and father are also standing by their daughter. On Wednesday, George said that he still believes Caylee is alive.
Meanwhile, since Casey's murder indictment, questions have been raised as to whether Baez will remain her attorney in the case.
According to Todd Black, Baez's representative, Baez will remain on the case to represent Casey on the murder charge.
Black said right now the case has not been declared a capital murder trial, and said Baez has been preparing for this possible scenario, and has a team of attorneys, including one that can handle a capital murder case.
Casey Placed In Protective Custody
Casey is being held under level one protective custody at the Orange County Jail's Female Detention Center.
Under the protective custody umbrella, Casey will spend her days in a cell by herself without inmate contact.
Protective custody is normally used in high-profile cases.
While in jail, Casey will be allowed out of her cell for one hour per day to take a shower, sit in the dayroom and make phone calls.
Additional time out of the cell can be granted at the discretion of the officers.
Attorney visits are allowed anytime.
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