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Michael Jackson's doctor loses Texas license
By TODD ACKERMAN
Published 04:54 p.m., Sunday, February 12, 2012
Houston and Texas

Dr. Conrad Murray, the doctor convicted of involuntary manslaughter in Michael Jackson's death, finally has been formally barred from practicing medicine in Texas.

The Texas Medical Board Friday suspended Murray's license, nearly three years after the death of the pop singer. Murray, currently serving a four-year jail sentence, administered an overdose of the anesthetic propofol that killed Jackson in June 2009.

"This achieves the same effect as license revocation," said Leigh Hopper, board spokeswoman.

Murray is currently asking a California judge to release him from jail pending appeal of the case. His lawyer said Murray knows he cannot work as a doctor but would find other employment in California to help support his seven children, according to the Associated Press. A hearing on the motion is set for Feb. 24.

Prior to Jackson's death, Murray worked a few days a month in Acres Homes, flying in from his primary practice in Las Vegas. He opened the cardiology practice in the impoverished north Houston area in his late father's honor in 2006, then left in the spring of 2009 to become Jackson's personal doctor.

He returned to Acres Homes to see patients, sporadically, after Jackson's death, beginning in late 2009 and as recently as summer 2011.

The medical board didn't need to seek an emergency suspension after Murray's November conviction because he's incarcerated and not a threat to Texas patients, Hopper said.

The medical board order noted the state saved "money and resources" because Murray cooperated in the matter. It called such cooperation a mitigating factor in determining the appropriate sanction.

The license suspension is the second action the Texas Medical Board has taken against Murray in the aftermath of Jackson's death. In 2010, about five months after he resumed seeing patients in Acres Homes, the medical board prohibited him from administering propofol.

That action, like Friday's license suspension, followed judicial sanction in California. Officials at the Texas Medical Board suggested at the time it was appropriate to let California take the lead because that was where the standard of care issue took place and because the state already was devoting resources to the investigation.

Under sentencing guidelines, Murray is expected to serve no more than half of his sentence.

Murray's license will remain suspended until superseded by a subsequent order of the Texas Medical Board, the order say

http://www.chron.com/news/hous…3306592.php?cmpid=twitter

[h=1] Dr. Conrad Murray Medical License Suspended in Texas [/h] The Texas Medical Board suspended the license of Dr. Conrad Murray on Friday ... almost three years after the death of Michael Jackson.

Murray is currently serving a 4 year sentence for involuntary manslaughter. The board in Texas did not need to seek an emergency suspension of Murray's license after his conviction, a board spokesperson said, since he was behind bars and not a threat to patients in Texas.

The board spokesperson told the Houston Chronicle, "This achieves the same effect as license revocation."

Murray is seeking an appeal of his conviction.

Quelle: tmz.com

Yes...

Conrad Murray D.A. Says He's a Danger to Society

The D.A. is alarmed that Dr. Conrad Murray is asking the trial judge to spring him from the pokey while he appeals his conviction in the death of Michael Jackson -- arguing Murray is a danger to society.

According to the new docs, obtained by TMZ, prosecutors say Murray has shown no remorse for his "reckless and criminal conduct that directly caused Michael Jackson's death." In other words, the D.A. says Murray just doesn't get it, and he could engage in the same conduct again if the judge lets him loose.

The D.A. also claims Murray is a flight risk, because he no longer has strong ties to California now that his medical license has been revoked.

As for Murray's grounds for appealing the conviction, the D.A. claims they're all bogus. The D.A. makes mention of the judge's decision to exclude Dr. Arnold Klein's testimony. Klein gave MJ scores of Demerol shots in the months preceding his death, but the D.A. says no traces of the drug were found in MJ's body at the time of his death.

tmz.com

:nail..Dangerous..:hehe

Dr. Conrad Murray I Didn't Kill Michael Jackson ... Stress Did

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Dr. Conrad Murray just filed legal docs in which he claims his manslaughter conviction should be overturned, on grounds that the judge should have allowed him to prove ... Michael Jackson was so stressed out over his financial woes ... he recklessly rolled the dice by self-administering a fatal dose of Propofol.

Murray is responding to the D.A.'s claims that he should stay in jail pending appeal because the grounds for challenging the conviction are bogus.

Murray makes a number of arguments, but the most interesting is the section titled, "Financial Condition of Michael Jackson." Murray's lawyers put it this way: "Mr. Jackson was in debt approximately $440 million and desperately needed to fulfill a contractual commitment at the O2 arena in London."

The lawyers go on: "He was on the verge of losing his entire estate to foreclosure. The pressure to fight through his insomnia, to rehearse and be the entertainer he was in his earlier years was overwhelming."

And then the lawyers bring it home: "His motivation and resulting desperation were relevant to show a likelihood or reason to act in a manner inconsistent with good judgment."

The lawyers believe it was an error for the judge to exclude evidence of MJ's financial desperation.

http://www.tmz.com/2012/02/22/…-appeal-stress-financial/

immer dieselbe leier... wenn er bei michaels überwachung genauso beharrlich gewesen wäre, wie hier bei seinen lügen, wäre michael noch am leben...

Für die Germanen:

"Ich war's nicht"
Jackson-Leibarzt: "Stress hat ihn getötet"

Murray hat eine Aufhebung seiner Gefängnisstrafe beantragt (© EPA)
Dr. Conrad Murray, der Leibarzt von Michael Jackson, präsentiert nun eine neue Theorie zum Tod des "King of Pop". Demnach soll nicht der Mediziner Schuld am Ableben "*****s" haben, sondern vielmehr die hohen Schulden, die der Mega-Star angehäuft haben soll und der damit verbundene "Stress".

Murray hat mit diesem Argument auch eine Aufhebung seiner Gefängnisstrafe beantragt. Denn schließlich habe Michael Jackson sich selbst "fahrlässig" die tödliche Dosis Propofol verabreicht, so der Arzt.

Millionen-Schuldenberg
"Mr. Jackson hatte rund 440 Millionen US-Dollar Schulden", wird der Anwalt Murrays vom Celebrity-Portal tmz.com zitiert. Und weiter: "Er musste verzweifelt eine vertragliche Vereinbarung mit der O2-Arena in London erfüllen und war knapp davor, sein gesamtes Anwesen durch eine Zwangsversteigerung zu verlieren."

"Getrübtes Urteilsvermögen"
Und dann holt der Jurist zum umfassenden Schlag aus: "Der Druck und Stress, gegen seine Schlaflosigkeit anzukämpfen, die ständigen Proben und der Versuch, wieder zu dem Entertainment-Star zu werden, der er in früheren Jahren war - all das überforderte ihn einfach. Die daraus folgende Verzweiflung führte zu einer Trübung seines Urteilsvermögens", so der Anwalt.
http://www.heute.at/stars/international/art23693,664217

Zitat von Jackson07

Für die Germanen:

Danke

Zitat von Jackson07

... Trübung seines Urteilsvermögens", so der Anwalt.
http://www.heute.at/stars/international/art23693,664217

Bla ... Bla ... Bla ...

Aber immerhin war Michael klar genug zu beurteilen, daß für die Verabreichung von Propofol unbedingt ein Arzt notwendig ist, der das ganze dann professionell überwacht.

Allerdings war dann das Urteilsvermögen des Arztes von der Aussicht auf 150.000 Dollar getrübt.

Man möchte gerade hinfahren und ... :schlagen:voodoo:dong:hängen:peitsche:beil

Zitat

Demnach soll nicht der Mediziner Schuld am Ableben "*****s" haben, sondern vielmehr die hohen Schulden, die der Mega-Star angehäuft haben soll und der damit verbundene "Stress".

Ach, haben ihm die Schulden Propofol verabreicht oder was?? Wer bitteschön saß denn am Drücker?? Der Typ macht mich echt zur rasenden Wildsau!

Und was seine Schlaflosigkeit angeht: Warum hat denn Michael einen "Mediziner" *hust* um sich gehabt? Weil er komplett abhängig war? Weil er kein Urteil mehr bilden konnte?? Was faseln die Leute da eigentlich? Dass weder der Murks-Murray noch sein vermurkster Anwalt (ach, hat er wieder einen, na sowas...) es endlich einsehen wollen, dass Michael hier das Opfer ist... Murray soll seine 4 Jahre auf seinem fetten Arsch absitzen (der kann eh froh sein, dass es nur 4 Jahre sind!) und endlich einsehen, dass er SCHULDIG ist! Ich würd' dem gerne mal einen ganz leckeren Kuchen backen... einen ganz leckeren... wenn er dann abkratzt, lags wohl am Gefängnis-Geschirr...

Zitat von Lucky

... wenn er dann abkratzt, lags wohl am Gefängnis-Geschirr...

Der war gut

Zitat von Jackson07

.........
Murray hat mit diesem Argument auch eine Aufhebung seiner Gefängnisstrafe beantragt. Denn schließlich habe Michael Jackson sich selbst "fahrlässig" die tödliche Dosis Propofol verabreicht, so der Arzt.
.......

Aufhebung der Gefängnisstrafe
Und das Ding mit dem selber spritzen wurde, ja wohl eindeutig im Prozess geklärt

Zitat von Jackson07

.........
Millionen-Schuldenberg
"Mr. Jackson hatte rund 440 Millionen US-Dollar Schulden", wird der Anwalt Murrays vom Celebrity-Portal tmz.com zitiert. Und weiter: "Er musste verzweifelt eine vertragliche Vereinbarung mit der O2-Arena in London erfüllen und war knapp davor, sein gesamtes Anwesen durch eine Zwangsversteigerung zu verlieren."

.......

...... und das wurde ihm ja von seinem damaligen tollen Manager und anderen Leuten einsuggeriert, war doch eine glatte Lüge !!!!!

..das ätzende Selbstmitleid dieses A....xxx..geht mir sowas auf den Senkel :grr..aber wozu reg ich mich auf :never..Murray hat ja schon dutzende..nein ! hunderte Male bewiesen, daß eine Einsicht..das man vielleicht auch "etwas" Schuld haben könnte... in utopischen Fernen liegt...:kotz..das is so ein selbstverliebtes egoistisches Aas..da gehts ständig nur um ICH..ICH..ICH...:würg..wie gehts MIR elend...wo drückt MEIN Schuh...MEINE Pritsche is zu hart...jammer..jammer..jammer
...der Unterschied is nur:...DU lebst!!!..und Michaels Kinder haben keinen Dad mehr

La Toya Jackson:
Please DON'T Free Doctor Conrad Murray

Dr. Conrad Murray hasn't even COME CLOSE to paying for the crime of killing Michael Jackson ... and should NOT be granted early release as he's requested ... this according to La Toya.

LTJ was at LAX yesterday when we asked what she thought of Murray's recent request to be freed from jail early while he works on his appeal ... claiming he doesn't pose a threat to society.

La Toya's response -- "Absolutely NOT ... my brother's not free."

Bonus Moment -- We asked La Toya about her days with the Psychic Friends Network ... and she TOTALLY DROPPED A PSYCHIC BOMBSHELL!!!

http://www.tmz.com/2012/02/23/…nrad-murray/#.T0Z622GTN1s

Och neeee, nicht die auch noch... La Tunte...

...Walgren/Brazil haben einen Antrag gestellt, Murray´s Haftverschonungsantrag nicht zuzustimmen.... Murray sei weiterhin eine Gefahr für die Allgemenheit, es besteht Fluchtgefahr, nach dem Entzug seiner Lizenzen bindet ihn nichts mehr.
Murray zeige weiterhin keinerlei Einsicht und Reue in seine kriminellen Handlungen, die den Tod von MJ verursachten. Daher soll er die Höchststrafe wie vorgesehen absitzen (wobei eine Umwandlung in Hausarrest nach 2 Jahren ohnehin wahrscheinlich ist). Über die Anträge der beiden Parteien findet am Freitag ein Termin statt.
(gepostet von Lena im MJ-NET)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/21…_n_1291955.html

David Walgren und Deborah Brazil haben argumentiert, dass Murray rechtmässig zu vier Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt wurde.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/21…_n_1291955.html

Zitat

...haben argumentiert...

Was muss man da noch groß argumenieren? Der W***er hat ein Menschenleben auf dem Gewissen. 4 Jahre Knast sind eh lächerlich. Und wenn er nach 2 Jahren auch noch "nur" Hausarrest bekommt, ist da ja eh schon fast eine frühzeitige Entlassung. Da sind andere für weniger schon viel länger in den Bau gegangen. Arschloch.

..aktuell:

...die Admin von Reflections On The Dance hat gestern mit Mesereau über die heutige Anhörung gesprochen:

I spoke to Tom Mesereau today about tomorrow's Murray hearing and the fans' concerns over this. Here is what Tom said "It's up to the judge's discretion and given the judges' comments in the past, I don't think it will happen (Murray being let out on bail)". Mr. Mesereau also mentioned that the premise will probably be to try to get Murray out until the appeals go to court.
Mesereau glaubt aufgrund der Aussagen des Richters in der Vergangenheit, dass Murray nicht auf Kaution entlassen wird.

Judge takes up bid for bail by Jackson doctor
By LINDA DEUTSCH, AP Special Correspondent – 4 hours ago

LOS ANGELES (AP) — With Michael Jackson's doctor in solitary confinement, his lawyer planned to implore a judge to release him on bail as the appeal of his involuntary manslaughter conviction winds its way through the courts.

Attorney J. Michael Flanagan was to appear Friday to argue a motion he has filed saying that Conrad Murray should be released either on his own recognizance or on bail with an electronic monitoring ankle bracelet. Murray is in a Los Angeles County jail,

He submitted a declaration from Valerie G. Wass, the lawyer handling Murray's appeal, who said she will present "at least one argument raising a substantial legal question" which could lead to reversal of Murray's conviction. If he remains jailed, they said, he could serve his entire sentence before the appeal is decided.

Flanagan suggested that the four-year sentence imposed on Murray was excessive.

"It is difficult to understand how a 58-year-old man with no prior record, who was convicted of one count of a crime that does not involve intended consequences or malice could be given an upper term sentence," he wrote in his motion.

Murray actually turned 59 on Sunday.

Prosecutors David Walgren and Deborah Brazil said in their reply motion that Murray was properly sentenced in the star's death and would be a flight risk and a danger to the community if released. They said he practiced "dangerous and experimental medicine" on Jackson leading to his death.

Murray was convicted Nov. 7 of involuntary manslaughter after a trial focusing on use of the anesthetic propofol. Jackson died of an overdose of the drug in June 2009 while in Murray's care.

Murray's four-year jail sentence is the highest penalty that could be imposed for that crime. Under current sentencing guidelines he will probably serve half of that term.

Flanagan has said Murray knows he cannot work as a doctor but would find other employment. He said Murray is extremely sorrowful about Jackson's death.

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