Casey Anthony’s New Legal Gig: Fame, Fortune, and a Dash of Controversy

Casey Anthony, the infamous figure who captured national attention during her 2011 murder trial, is back in the public eye, but this time, she’s donning the cape of a legal advocate. However, retired Judge Belvin Perry Jr., who presided over her high-profile case, isn’t buying her altruistic claims. According to Perry, Casey’s motivations are as transparent as her courtroom antics: she’s in it for the fame and the cash.
In a revealing interview with TMZ, Perry pointed out that Casey’s latest endeavor involves a subscription model on her Substack platform, where she charges fans $10 a month or $100 a year to access her “legal advice.” Perry emphasizes that, despite her self-proclaimed expertise, giving legal advice without a law degree is tantamount to practicing law without a license—a serious offense. He notes that only licensed attorneys should dispense legal advice, and Casey lacks that credential.
Yet, in a world where every click counts, Perry suspects Casey will find her niche audience among conspiracy theorists and the eternally curious. After all, as he quipped, “there’s a sucker born every minute.” This sentiment echoes societal concerns about the proliferation of misinformation and unqualified “experts” in various fields, especially in a digital landscape fraught with deception.
This new venture comes on the heels of Casey’s recent TikTok debut, where she framed her tumultuous past as a potential source of wisdom for others facing legal issues. Since the tragic disappearance of her daughter Caylee in June 2008—whose remains were discovered later that year—Casey has undergone intense scrutiny. Though acquitted of murder and related charges in July 2011, the jury’s verdict didn’t clear her name entirely; as Perry pointed out, they found her not guilty, not innocent.
As Anthony steps back into the limelight, her quest for relevance raises eyebrows and questions about ethics in the legal landscape. Will she genuinely help those in need, or is this just another chapter in her quest for attention? Time will tell, but one thing’s for sure: the saga of Casey Anthony is far from over, and the public is watching closely.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ, People Magazine, The Washington Post
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