The State of Florida v. Casey Marie Anthony trial was a miscarriage of justice.

The Dual Sovereignty Doctrine allows the Federal Government to prosecute the individual responsible for the crimes commited against Caylee Marie Anthony without violating the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution. 

The people of the United States of America will not accept the injustice commited against Caylee Marie Anthony. We do not condone the use of the State of Florida v. Casey Marie Anthony as case law to allow crimes against our nation's children to go unpunished.

Rules of Deliberation #3 and #8 presented to the jury were violated as the jury allowed feelings of sympathy and bias to influence their hasty verdict. 

1. The Casey Anthony trial was a gross miscarriage of justice. The jury was influenced by the defense with examples of the defendant's questionable sanity, and experienced feelings of pity and prejudice.

The United States of America would punish a psychotic individual for their gross negligence in caring for their child. If Casey Marie Anthony did not understand the difference between right and wrong in this case because of past experiences, then she should be deemed not guilty by reason of insanity and sentenced with an appropriate punishment.

The jury and jurors in question experienced emotional responses as they felt pressured in a case that would result in the death sentence.

2. The jury has stated that they feel unsafe because of their verdict; One juror has also stated they experienced reasonable doubt. The jury experienced reasonable doubt based on Jose Baez's, defense attorney, repeated downplay of the legitimacy of the presented forensic evidence.

If the State of Florida failed to provide legitimate forensic evidence it is because of their participation in this travesty of justice. If anthropologists can determine the cause of death in skeletal remains from thousands of years ago, why has the State of Florida failed to determine whether or not Caylee Anthony died while drowning in a pool?

The cause of death should be determined while other forensic evidence should be revisited. The jury was presented a weak case in which it is clear that the State of Florida did not commit enough time and energy to providing justice for Caylee Anthony and the people of the United States of America.

3. Such a miscarriage of justice encourages a repeat of history in our country's future. In the case of the State of Florida v. Casey Marie Anthony, the people of Florida allowed a tragedy to occur without issuing rightful punishment to the parties responsible.

The people of the United States of America should not stand idly by after a two year old child died of controversial and indeterminate causes in a legally questionable environment without the individual responsible facing punishment. The individual in this case did not face punishment for the accidental or premeditated death of their child; the defendant received punishment for lying.

4. In the future, should we state that it is now legal and morally excusable for parents to commit first degree murder or criminal negligence upon their children? The case of the State of Florida v. Casey Marie Anthony will now be referenced in later similar cases.

Citizens, the most dangerous notion about this trial and verdict is that it will become case law, or common law. Are we creating a haven for Ted Bundys to thrive in?

5. A two year old child, Caylee Anthony, had her civil rights taken from her. Caylee Anthony lost her right to life and the pursuit of happiness, her body was not properly disposed of, and her death was not treated with the respect she deserved.

This child will never attend kindergarten, or high school. She will never get the chance to choose her first love or decide whether or not to have her own children. She cannot tell you how her life ended; We owe Caylee Marie Anthony a proper burial, which includes discerning what exactly happened to her.

The United States' Declaration of Independence states "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness-"

The federal government is required to step in when a citizen's civil rights have been violated. Caylee Anthony's inalienable rights were not only violated, but stolen from her.

The people of Florida allowed this crime to occur and so the Supreme Court is responsible for rectifying this miscarriage of justice. The State of Florida, their prosecutors, and the jury that represented this case should be repentant.

6. This is injustice, and we the people of the United States of America will not accept the verdict dealt in the State of Florida v. Casey Marie Anthony trial.