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Jackson Doc Cleared To Face Trial
After six days of preliminary hearings, a judge in California ruled yesterday that there is enough evidence against Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson's doctor at the time of his death, that he could face trial for involuntary manslaughter. Expect a start date for the trial sometime this spring. Murray also had his medical license suspended as part of the ruling, which isn't exactly a vote of confidence for his innocence. [AP]
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