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"Attorneys for Zenaida Gonzalez say Casey Anthony's attorney Cheney Mason was served with a subpoena in the case Thursday morning.Mason accepted the subpoena on Anthony's behalf.Attorney Matt Morgan took to his personal Twitter account to announce that Anthony \"has been served.\"The subpoena means that Anthony will be required to attend her upcoming defamation trial or face criminal contempt charges.Morgan said by the time Anthony will take the stand, her appeal of her criminal conviction of lying to the police should be resolved, which is important in whether she will invoke her Fifth Amendment right.\"The rub will be whether her appeal is pending.  If it's not, she'll no longer be able to invoke her Fifth Amendment privilege, and she's going to have to answer all the tough questions,\" said Morgan.Last week, the attorneys were granted access to Anthony's whereabouts.  The address is sealed to the public and only known to the attorneys.  Attorneys said that safety will not be compromised.\"I want her in the courtroom,\" said Gonzalez's attorney, Keith Mitnik. \"This started with things she did, and I don't think she should be on her back porch with her feet up in the middle of this trial.  I think she should be in the same uncomfortable seats everybody else is.\"Gonzalez claims Anthony ruined her life when she told authorities a nanny by the same name kidnapped her daughter Caylee.\"I think this plaintiff's time is probably more well spent in a Motel 6 in Kissimmee watching the reruns of herself on the Dr. Phil show,\" said Anthony's attorney, Charles Green.  \"She's going to get more money from that than she will from this case.  This is not about the money.  This is about publicity; it always has been.\"Anthony's probation for check fraud ends Aug. 23.  After that, is free to live anywhere, but People magazine reports that the subpoena will derail her plans to leave the state.Anthony was acquitted of killing 2-year-old Caylee in July 2011. She has since been serving one year of probation in a check fraud case."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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