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So.....TMZ are giving us a heads up about what the outcome of the trial will be?
Dr. Conrad Murray If He's Convicted ...He Could End Up On House ArrestIf Dr. Conrad Murray is convicted of felony involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to the maximum -- 4 years in state prison -- he will not spend a single day in prison ... and he could end up on house arrest.A new law went into effect in California on October 1, which says, because of overcrowding, people convicted of non-violent felonies cannot be sent to State prison. Instead, non-violent felons serve their time in county jail.Law enforcement tells TMZ ... involuntary manslaughter is a non-violent felony, which means if Murray is convicted he'd go to L.A. County Jail.As for how much time Murray would serve ... L.A. County Sheriff's officials tell TMZ ... Murray would be jailed for half the actual sentence. So if he gets the max -- 4 years -- he would only serve 2. But there's a twist ... Murray could actually serve way less than 2 years. Because of severe overcrowding, inmates are eligible for house arrest, based on 2 factors -- their prior criminal history, and risk to the community. Murray has a clean record and, as one law enforcement official put it, he poses no risk ... it's not like he's going to go out with a bottle of Propofol and kill people.So if the jail is filled to the gills, the Sheriff could put him on house arrest with an electronic monitoring bracelet. But one official from the Sheriff's Department told us ... Murray wouldn't be placed on house arrest right out of the box. He would almost certainly do some time before the jailhouse doors would open.
The feud between Michael Jackson and Tom Sneddon intensified when Mr. Sneddon changed the law as a result of the 1993 investigation. The law was changed so that if a civil lawsuit was filed, Sneddon would be able to put it on hold until after the criminal trial. Sneddon has made numerous statements over the past decade referring to the Jackson case as "open but inactive." According to him, all they needed was a cooperative victim and the investigation would be re-opened.
QuoteMurray has a clean record and, as one law enforcement official put it, he poses no risk ... it's not like he's going to go out with a bottle of Propofol and kill people.Yeah right. confused/
Murray has a clean record and, as one law enforcement official put it, he poses no risk ... it's not like he's going to go out with a bottle of Propofol and kill people.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginQuoteMurray has a clean record and, as one law enforcement official put it, he poses no risk ... it's not like he's going to go out with a bottle of Propofol and kill people.Yeah right. confused/ Murray go out into the street with a bottle of propofol and tossed it to someone by the head? suspicious// /judge/
I am very frustrated on how to get around on the new forum. I can't see where to start a new thread, so, forgive me by writing on this one. I was just wanting to comment on one of the many defense theories. The one where they are saying MJ gave himself the lethal dose of propofol. In order to do that, wouldn't he have to wake up (probably groggy) get the other vial of it, MIX it with the *anti-burn* and THEN give it to himself? If Murray was only gone for 2 minutes (which we know he wasn't) MJ wouldn't have enough time to mix it.Just saying ...Also, another totally different topic, and I am sorry, but I just can't see how to start threads on this board anymore. But the other thing I was wondering about what the LAX airport being shut down that day. Any facts about this? I have searched and read something about a private jet took off on that day and the airport was closed to other flights, etc. But, is this just a rumor or was it absolutely factual? Do we know this to be fact and if so, who is the source? If anybody knows???
What if it's part of the plan that Conrad Murray gets convicted. We all assumed he would be aquitted like Michael was but what if this is a hint of how this will end or perhaps a sort of Plan B in case the jury ends up convicting Dr. Murray