Amanda Knox was ordered by Italy’s highest court Tuesday to stand trial for murder again — two years after her conviction was overturned.  But good luck getting “Foxy Knoxy” back into an Italian courtroom.  PHOTOS: AMANDA KNOX THROUGH THE YEARS  Knox’s lawyer said there is no way she is going back to that country to be retried on charges of killing college roommate Meredith Kercher.  “She thought that nightmare was over,” Carlo Dalla Vedova said.  RELATED: KEY DATES IN AMANDA KNOX'S MURDER CASE  Knox, vilified as a homicidal honey after she and her Italian boyfriend were accused of killing Kercher, ripped prosecutors for dredging up the lurid case again.  “It was painful to receive the news that the Italian Supreme Court decided to send my case back for revision,” said Knox, 25, who lives in Seattle and attends the University of Washington.  RELATED: AMANDA KNOX ACQUITTAL OVERTURNED, NEW TRIAL ORDERED FOR 2007 MURDER OF MEREDITH KERCHER  Knox has already spent four years in an Italian prison, and under that country’s laws, she doesn’t have to be present for her retrial, which is not expected to start until 2014, her lawyer said. But if Knox is convicted again, she faces a diplomatic drama if the Italians want to lock her up.  “She can try to fight extradition, but it will be an uphill battle,” Bruce Zagaris, a Washington-based attorney who specializes in extradition cases, told NBC News.  RELATED: KNOX AWAITS VERDICT FROM ITALY’S HIGHEST COURT  Knox and former flame Raffaele Sollecito were arrested in 2007 after Kercher was found half-naked — and with her throat slit — in the bedroom of the Perugia apartment she and Knox shared.  Their case became an international sensation after prosecutors claimed Kercher was the victim of a drug-fueled sex game gone wrong.  RELATED: AMANDA KNOX TO GIVE INTERVIEW TO ABC NEWS  They said Knox dreamed up the depraved game and got Sollecito and another exchange student, Rudy Hermann Guede, to play.  Knox and her boyfriend insisted they weren’t even in the apartment when Kercher was killed, but they admitted they smoked pot that night and their memories were clouded.  RELATED: AMANDA KNOX’S EX TELLS ALL IN NEW BOOK  ON A MOBILE DEVICE? CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO
The nightmare continues for Amanda Knox, who called the Italian Supreme Court’s ruling Tuesday to retry her murder case “painful” — but remains confident that she can clear her name for good.