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Murray was sentenced to 4 years, but under the new state law, the time is automatically cut to 2 years
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abc7MurrayTrial ABC7 Murray Trial
DA Steve Cooley may appeal the sentence to try to force Conrad Murray to state prison instead of county jail
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warten wir es ab - ich kann mich nur wiederholen: nicht die reporter entscheiden darüber, sondern der sheriff ;) .....

und warum gleich wieder nach negativen dingen suchen? ;) .... freuen wir uns doch lieber darüber, dass Murray zur höchststrafe verurteilt wurde....

Benny007 schrieb:aber heute steht ja noch eine weitere entscheidung an, die wohl gleich im anschluss an Murray gefallen sein müsste:

Matt Alford vom team Murray hatte doch heute seinen 2. termin bei richter Pastor :) .... bin ja mal gespannt, ob der von richter Pastor's wut auch gleich noch was abbekommt oder ob sich richter Pastor jetzt bei Murray schon "ausgetobt" hat und Alford - wie "lovely White" mit einem blauen auge davon kommt :) :) .....

abc7MurrayTrial ABC7 Murray Trial
In contempt hearing against Matt Alford, one of partners in Chernoff's law firm, Judge Pastor decided not to cite him for contempt
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LA County sheriff's officials said Conrad Murray will only serve about two years of his four-year sentence behind bars, but at this point is not eligible for home detention. Sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore told The Times that officials were still trying to determine the exact details of his incarceration.

But under state law, nonviolent felons in California serve 50% of their sentences.

While the Sheriff's Department is considering electronic monitoring at home for some inmates, Whitmore said Murray's involuntary manslaughter conviction in the death of Michael Jackson will likely mean he spends the entire two years in jail.

That's the maximum sentence the law will allow, Whitmore said. Under a new state prison policy, defendants convicted of certain nonviolent crimes will spend their terms in County Jail instead of the overcrowded state prison system. Under the law, involuntary manslaughter as well as crimes such as drug offenses and identity theft no longer require state prison time. In blistering and lengthy remarks, Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor sentenced Murray to four years in prison.

He also lambasted the doctor for failing to express any remorse for the pop star's death and suggesting in a recent documentary that Jackson bore responsibility for his own demise. “Talk about blaming the victim,” Pastor said.

“Not only isn't there any remorse, there is umbrage and outrage on the part of Dr. Murray against the decedent.” Pastor denied the defense's request for probation. "The fact remains, Dr. Murray is offended that [his] patient died," Pastor said in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom.

And Murray remains a danger to the community, he said. Murray did not speak before Pastor issued his sentence.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lano...-sentence.html

Benny007 schrieb:Murray's involuntary manslaughter conviction in the death of Michael Jackson will likely mean he spends the entire two years in jail.

The victim's father has not responded. If the victim's father responds prior to the hearing, the information will be forwarded to the court.

CosmicQueen schrieb:Ob er das mental durchhält unser poor Murray? :D

Kann also sein, das er nach 2 Jahren wieder draußen ist, oder dann die restliche Haftstrafe zuhause verbringen darf?

The defendant's substance abuse history is unknown.