'Caylee's Law' Proposals Follow Casey Anthony Verdict  Just days
after a jury issued a not guilty verdict for Casey Anthony, the
Florida woman accused of killing her toddler, state lawmakers
around the country are proposing legislation that would make
failing to report a missing child in a timely manner a felony.
Proposals for so-called "Caylee's Law" - named after Anthony's
2-year-old daughter - are being drafted in Alabama , Florida ,
Kentucky , Maryland , Pennsylvania , New Jersey , West Virginia
and elsewhere, according to news accounts. An online petition is
circulating and seeking similar changes at the federal level ,
The Christian Science Monitor reports.    Others are wary of
what they see as hasty legislation that comes in response to a
widely unpopular verdict. Plenty of criminal statutes are
already named after high-profile crime victims, and some of them
- particularly sex-offender statutes, such as "Jessica's Law,"
"Megan's Law" and the Adam Walsh Act - have had unintended
consequences that hav