Casey Anthony Doesn't Want To Show At Civil Trial Citing 'Great Danger'

"The media and public want her here for reasons that have nothing to do with justice," Greene said during a press conference in Florida on Monday.

Zenaida's attorney noted that they don't need Casey's address, and could just subpoena her through her legal team.

"It's interesting that they're taking this extreme position. Clearly she doesn't want to come to the courthouse, but guess what, that is an issue," Zenaida's attorney John Dill said.

"We have a right to have her there. She's making a choice of her own not to testify."

The judge granted them the right to subpoena Casey, but explained they cannot force her team to accept the paperwork on her behalf.

Casey's legal team questioned what kind of protection would be made available for their client during the trial if she were to show up.

Zenaida is suing Casey for defamation of character after Casey fingered a woman by the same name as being Caylee's nanny — which was later proven false — and kidnapping her.