Michael Jackson doctor Conrad Murray’s trail postponed
May 3rd, 2011 - 4:43 pm ICT by ANI
London, May 3 (ANI): The trial for late King of Pop Michael Jackson’s doctor, Conrad Murray, has been postponed.
Murray, who had been accused of causing the drug overdose death of the singer in June 2009, will now go on trial in September after his lawyers asked for a delay to prepare for new prosecution witnesses, the BBC reported.
The doctor has pleaded not guilty to a charge of involuntary manslaughter, though prosecutors claim he gave the singer a lethal dose of a powerful anaesthetic and then failed to provide proper care.
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor said he would dismiss the prospective jurors. (ANI)
- MJ's doc to stand trial for involuntary manslaughter - Jan 12, 2011
- Trial of Michael Jackson's doctor set for January - Aug 24, 2010
- Conrad Murray's Preliminary Hearing Set For January 4 - Aug 24, 2010
- MJ's doc pleads not guilty - Jan 26, 2011
- Jackson doctor can keep medical license, for now - Jun 15, 2010
- Michael Jackson doctor found guilty of manslaughter - Nov 08, 2011
- Michael Jackson's personal physician convicted of involuntary manslaughter - Nov 08, 2011
- Trial of Michael Jackson's physician put off - Oct 18, 2011
- New judge to preside over MJ manslaughter case - Apr 06, 2010
- Preliminary Hearing Of Dr. Conrad Murray Scheduled On January Next Year - Aug 24, 2010
- Lost videotapes could clear MJ's doc - Apr 03, 2011
- Conrad Murray Trial: Photos of dead Michael Jackson shown to court - Oct 12, 2011
- MJ's doc free to practise - Jun 15, 2010
- Dr Conrad Murray's defence lawyer asks for MJ trial delay - Apr 30, 2011
- Lawyer for Conrad Murray claims 'MJ committed suicide' - Apr 07, 2011
Tags: anaesthetic, bbc, conrad, county superior court, drug overdose, involuntary manslaughter, judge michael, king of pop, lawyers, lethal dose, london, los angeles county, los angeles county superior court, michael jackson, pop michael jackson, prosecution witnesses, prosecutors, prospective jurors, superior court judge