8701girl
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Re: Is there a possability Dr. Murray will be convicted to more than four years in jail?
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to me, he is a dead man walking.
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to me, he is a dead man walking.
I am going to give my personal opinion based on what I have read in the autopsy and seen in video and in print from others, such as T Mez, and based on what I have learned about the law and convictions.
If they go for a higher charge, and they lose, Murray walks away. T Mez said he would go for the charge he can prove. Thats basically it, in a nutshell.
What I think or feel or any of us thinks or feels does not matter in the eyes of the law. In the eyes of the law it is black and white and there are some shades of gray with the jury. If the proof is not there and there is considerable doubt, they will come back with a verdict of NOT guilty.
I do not believe this man did this on purpose. I do not think he pre planned this because there are too many things which he could have done to hide things better than he did. He actually was either a complete moron or in an utter panic and out of sheer desperation tried to cover up the Propofol use. It was what he did 'after the fact' that is more criminal than the act itself, which I believe was a dosage error. (I may be wrong but this is what I think)
I believe Murrays lawyers are pretty good so far from what I have seen. I can not put my faith in Brian Oxman at the present time.
Again, just my opinion.
I can understand the desire for a higher charge. Believe me. But unfortunately, it's too late for that now. They would have to go back and redo the whole investigation and that would only create more agony fo Michael's fans, friends and family.
This I believe is true. I am so afraid of a plea bargain deal, especially with such a low charge already.
I am going to give my personal opinion based on what I have read in the autopsy and seen in video and in print from others, such as T Mez, and based on what I have learned about the law and convictions.
If they go for a higher charge, and they lose, Murray walks away. T Mez said he would go for the charge he can prove. Thats basically it, in a nutshell.
What I think or feel or any of us thinks or feels does not matter in the eyes of the law. In the eyes of the law it is black and white and there are some shades of gray with the jury. If the proof is not there and there is considerable doubt, they will come back with a verdict of NOT guilty.
Because the courts take in consideration a lot of things. There have been people convicted of murder that is far worst than what Murray did and the sentencing was like 50 years and they get out after only serving 25 years.
Also it has a lot to do with the running of a prison by the wardens and other people that run the prison bureaus. If prisons are over crowded and they need more room for worst off offenders, they will release other prisoners that they deemed not to be a threat to society. If it can save money, they will release certain prisoners That's how it is in all 50 states.
I have to tell you, Involuntary Manslaughter is by far the least serious of all the other types of murders. I have feeling that Murray will do little time.
Alright, thank you!
So, in that case the bail is way too little to me...! He could easily pay that, couldn't he?
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I'm just wondering if there is a possability Murray could get more than four years in jail considering the circumstances of Michael's death? The Gibbons woman-sorry can't remember her first name) from the D.A's office said it was up to the judge about how long Murray is put away for when asked by a journo about the 4 years ?
I wonder if there has ever been given more than 4 yrs for straightfoward IM only?
just a thought?
The reason they asked for a higher bail was simply because they saw him as a flight risk, not to do with the crime.
I am a paralegal so I work with alot of attorneys. No, there is no chance he will be given more then 4 years unless more charges are brought against him. The attorneys I have spoken with doubt he will even get jail time. And if he does they think they will go with the minimun 2 years where he will serve about a year.
1) Is this really Oxman? The profile has small pictures taken from paparrazi shots, to me it makes the page look fake.
i agree, i don't have a facebook what does the page say? i really want these charges changed. Involuntary manslaughter isn't enough.I dont care whether you like Oxman or not. If you liked Michael Jackson, do what you can to help get higher charges placed on Murray.
The charge should be more severe. But then I keep thinking about what Tmez said. If the DA doesn't have enough evidence to convict a 2nd degree murder charge, then Murray might be acquitted and not serve any time at all. They went with IM because they supposedly have the evidence to convict.
Anyways, I do still think it should be 2nd degree murder w/o a doubt.
This is a political Move by DA Cooley. He has thrown in his hat for California AG..please don't believe the hype people. Murray left Micheal dead for hours before he called 911,he had so much propofol in his system it was in his eye's, he lied to police, EMT's and Doctors at UCLA. He made phone call's while MJ was dead. Please people see it for what it is..this DA cares only about his career and doesn't care if There is Justice for Michael.
Does everyone here understand that the maximum is 4 years for this charge. Most likely he will get probation. The DA will get a win and become The Next Attorney General of California.
Meanwhile Michael is dead, his children have no parents and the Jackson's are delivered one final slap in the face...
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filled upto the eyenall comment comes from oxmans doesnt it?
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2) Charges are not the issue here. The DA can charge him with murder 2 even murder 1 if they want. The main question is "can they prove it?" I'll go with T-Mez here , it is more important that they have charges that they can prove. In a case DA has to prove their claims, BUT ALL THE DEFENDENT NEEDS TO DO IS PROVE REASONAL DOUBT. So it is important that you go with a charge that you can prove 100%. Also there's double jeopardy - if he's tried for murder and found not guilty due to reasonable doubt he cannot be tried for the same crime again.
Yes it is not fair, yes I'd like to see him get a higher sentence but at the same time I also prefer that he gets a sentence rather than walking away free.
It was everywhere, enough for major surgery and they was after he died so there must have been more.I think the coroner report said propofol was in his eyes didn't it? I can't bare to look again.
Very true, I see a few people as defense witnesses actually..I saw T-Mez break the entire thing down on CBS News the other morning and when it comes to what T-Mez says and what Oxman says, I'll go with T-Mez everytime, without doubt.
Aside from the fact that it appears to ME that Oxman is gearing up to be a defense witness!
I'm sure we would all like the charges to be something else, but I'll stick with T-Mez and his legal skills over Oxman anyday.
I think the coroner report said propofol was in his eyes didn't it? I can't bare to look again.