the second trial and new to our legal panel, former prosecutor lis wiehl and against attorney arthur aidala both legal analysts. lis, rather, arthur, the constitution of the state of connecticut. any victim of a violent crime or the legal representative of the immediate family member of the deceased victim may attend all court proceedings that are part of the court record. lis, a matter of state constitution. >>guest: stated constitutional law. he was made a victim by these guys, one has been found guilty. he was made a victim when they came into his home and tied him up and beat him up and set fire to that house and he crawled out, he was made a victim and the only victim that survived and how dare the defense say that he should not be able to be there. they don't want, what is going on here, they don't want the jury to be seeing dr. petit and the look on his face and his eyes each day as they look at the defendant. >>greg: some people in the courtroom listen to the testimony and conform their testimony so it watches other witnesses, and that with be unfair to the defendant and the federal

arthur aidala. arthur are you surprised that they are done? >> i'm definitely a little bit surprised that they are done. just to give viewers a little insight, it is hard for a viewer to imagine the anxiety right now. i mean because randy and i have been on with shep for a whole month doing this every day, i have like a level one anxiety. a year ago right now i had to take a huge verdict on a huge homicide case, you lose a little control of your body, you're shaking. martha: we saw phil keating who has been there throughout definitely out of breath as he ran back to tell us the verdict was in. as you can imagine, george and cindy anthony to await the fate of their daughter. >> what you do by nature you read the tea leaves. where are the court officers standing, are they all surrounding her or are they a step away and possibly an acquittal. you always look at the way the court officers stand. they usually have a good idea of what the verdict is. the closer they are the worse the verdict is for the defendant. the further they are away means anyb

anthony is hiding and where she is not hiding, i want to bring in anna along with bo dealings and arthur aidala. you heard bo's impassioned plea. i understand. it doesn't make me the hackels and the hair on my neck stand up. i think bo is voicing the outrage of many, many people. arthur endorses that. but there is no son of sam law. there is no felony conviction here. there is no legal way anyone can seek to stop her if she, if she were to sell a movie of the week say or write a big book that has, you will know, all of the media attention, is there? >> not as far as son of sam law. you are right about that but, the only thing that can come and is starting to come is a civil suit. we already have people trying to recoup losses. equusearch suing her for 100,000. the nanny casey anthony tried to vilify first suspect people looked at saying she lost a job, home, a lot of employment opportunities because of it, and, you know, i think others will come down the road. i believe there is the bounty hunter as well is going to sue her. so, those profits could be recouped civilly but no, you know. i think

former prosecutor arthur aidala and criminal defense attorney randy zelin.he seemed happy at sentencing, a smile and yesterday she left. >>guest: she is off. she is done. she is contemplating her future as a millionaire. so, why not be happy? forget the fact that her daughter is dead. >> she will either go on and be a semi celebrity that someone blows her away, some nut job who thinks she should have been found guilty or she shaves her head, moves to canada, and tries to be a waitress or secretary and lives her life. >>shepard: but there are legal issues. >>guest: and there is something else she could do. she could use this opportunity to actually better herself and better people and her. she could start a foundation but she could start a foundation. she could do that, start a foundation, she could--. you will disregard what the jury found, right? >>shepard: the casey anthony foundation. >>guest: why not? >> why not? why not? >>guest: donate money to women there have been abecaused, -- abused. that is what she should do. should do. >>shepard: she could write

>>shepard: and now to the legal panel, former prosecutor arthur aidala.hat do you make of the lawyer stepping down, drew? >>guest: well, it is sad people would vilify somebody that is defending somebody's constitutional right no matter how horrible the act is. we just got through seeing this with the defense attorney in the casey anthony murder trial and people want to vilify people that are defending. this is such a hard job and requires such devotion. i'm sad this happened to a colleague and my thoughts go out to him for a year of doing work no one wants to. >>shepard: everyone has to have a defense. >>guest: and he does, he leaves himself the opportunity to come back into the case and said he will be following it and looked forward to being back involved again. so i don't, he doesn't made clear if it is personal, health or any other reason why he is not there. today, up like a regular arraignment in state or federal court it is more complicated in military court. the judges do entertain motions of pretrial items that usually in state and federal court

let's bring in tamara holder and arthur aidala. thank you both for joining us.t was a very long traffic stop during which this officer and another one searched the car for contraband, and it was pretty far into it before the police officer saw that the guy was holding a gun. the guy says, i was trying to show it to you, you said don't speak, so i wasn't speaking, but i was trying to show it to you. arthur, who's right here? is. >> well, the entire traffic stop that's caught on the dash cam is 17 minutes which is very long, and the driver -- what's really key here is that the driver sat in the driver's seat the entire time. at no point was he aggressive, did he make any kind of moves. and they would check in the backseat to find drugs or contraband of any sort. when he finally come toss the driver's side, that's when he hands him the permit, and the cop blows up. if you acted as unprofessionally as this police officer did, by the end of the day you'd be escorted out of the building with a little box with all of your belongings in it, and that's what should happen