The first photos of Casey Anthony -- showing her shopping in Ohio Sunday -- hit the web Wednesday, hours after her legal team attempted to block a judge's order for her to return to Orlando, Florida to serve her probation for a check fraud conviction.

Cheney Mason filed an emergency motion late Tuesday requesting a hearing to "quash, vacate and set aside," Judge Stan Strickland's order for Casey to return to Orlando, Fl. and serve her probation according to the Orlando Sentinel -- accusing the judge of "unbridled prejudice," following his statements made on TV after Casey's acquittal.

Casey Anthony's legal battle continued on Tuesday when her attorneys attempted to block a judge's order for her to return to Orlando to serve her probation.

Cheney Mason filed an emergency motion requesting a hearing to "quash, vacate and set aside," Judge Stan Strickland's order for Casey to return to Orlando, Fl. and serve her probation according to the Orlando Sentinel -- accusing the judge of "unbridled prejudice," following his statements made on TV after Casey's acquittal.

Mason claimed the judge's order on Monday requiring Casey to return to Orlando within 72 hours to serve one year of supervised probation was "made with reckless disregard for Ms. Anthony's due process and civil rights."

The backlash against Casey Anthony has extended even to her lawyers.

The public outcry against the not guilty verdict has angered so many people that apparently even her attorneys and their families aren’t immune to the rage.

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While Casey Anthony is just six days away from regaining her freedom, those who granted her the privilege aren't feeling so lucky these days.

One of the jurors, a 60-year-old Florida woman identified as "Juror Number 12," has reportedly retired from her job at the Publix grocery store and left the Sunshine State altogether, going into hiding out of fear of retribution from those angry with Anthony’s acquittal in the death of her daughter.

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She's undoubtedly dreamed of sun drenched days on the beach and pampering at the spa, but as Casey Anthony prepares for her release from jail within the next week, what can she really expect from life on the outside?

Despite a controversial not guilty verdict that cleared her of charges of murdering her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, Anthony is still guilty in the eyes of many.

Casey Anthony's murder trial is facing another set back after the judge delayed proceedings due to an unexplained 'legal issue', RadarOnline.com can report.

The trial - in which Anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee -  came to a stand still on Saturday morning after lawyers for both sides spoke in private with Judge Belvin Perry for 40 minutes.

Neither defense attorney, Cheney Mason, nor prosecutor, Jeff Ashton would comment on the reason for the delay.

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Prosecutors complained about the defense's plans to put chemistry expert, Kenneth Fulton, on the stand that day, insisting they had failed to disclose their planned testimony.

But Judge Belvin denied the hold-up had anything to do with that issue.

Prosecutors say Anthony smothered her daughter, covered her face with duct tape and drove around with her body in the trunk of her car for days, before ditching it in the woods near her Orlando, Florida home.

However, the defense maintains that Caylee drowned in the family swimming pool and that she panicked and hid the body in the undergrowth, with the help of her father, George Anthony.

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If convicted of first-degree murder, Casey could face the death penalty. In addition to first degree murder she is also charged with misleading authorities and aggravated child abuse.

The case is expected to resume on Monday, June 28th in the Orange County Courtroom and RadarOnline.com will be live streaming the proceedings.

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