Orange County Sheriff's said they're preparing for a large number of people to turn and vent their feelings towards the 22-year-old who is accused of killing her toddler daughter Caylee, 2.
The child’s body was found in a wooded area near the Anthony family home in Dec 2008, but Casey has always denied killing her child.
Despite her claims of innocence, a number of people turned up to her
house and officers are expecting a large crowd of people to turn up when the jury selection begins next week.
Major Ron Stucker said: “Citizens went to the Anthony house that required intervention of law enforcement, so this trial has elicited a lot of emotion.
“This is a big courthouse. We don’t have the personnel to babysit everyone going through."
As a result zones will be set up to monitor people and designate where the public will be able to stand if they desire to protest or speak out about the proceeding, according to WFTV.Inside the courtroom, about 50 seats will be reserved for the public on a first-come, first-served basis, while the other 50 will be designated for members of the media.
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