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Charlie Sheen Wants a Public Trial

Charlie SheenIt should come as no surprise that the man who will give anyone an interview should want to air his dirty Warner Bros. laundry in public. Charlie Sheen has filed legal papers requesting a public trial in his lawsuit against the studio that has filmed Two and Half Men for many successful seasons.

Sheen is suing Warner Bros. for a staggering $100 million, and he says they’re pushing for a closed-door trail in order to get a more favorable resolution.

The actor’s tactics could bode ill for his future at CBS. Rumors have surfaced that, despite all the trash-talk, the network is attempting to re-hire him after publicly kicking him to the curb.

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Plea Deal Rejected! Lindsay Lohan Will Go to Trial

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Movies, Music, Child Stars, Legal Issues, Rumors,

Lindsay Lohan - Court white dressTurns out, Lindsay Lohan didn’t need to wait out the judge’s March 25 deadline -- she’s already made her mind up about the plea deal.

And, it’s a no go. Linds made her wishes known on Wednesday by refusing to take jail time, though she would have served approximately 19 days, in favor of taking the case to trial. Lindsay Lohan is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on April 22. This will determine whether or not she should be charged with felony grand theft for allegedly stealing a necklace totaling $2,500.

The ruling could go badly for Lohan. If it is decided that she should stand trial, she could be immediately found guilty of violating her probation -- which will result in jail time anyway. It’ll be Lindsay’s fourth stint in the pokey.

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Michael Jackson Manslaughter Trial Will Be Televised

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Music, Legal Issues,

Dr. Conrad Murray

The trial for Michael Jackson’s manslaughter case will be televised.

Judge Michael Pastor made the ruling on Monday, one that will shine a spotlight on Dr. Conrad Murray. Dr. Murray is the physician who was responsibly caring for Jackson at the time of the singer’s death.

Opening statements for the trial will begin in April.

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Conrad Murray: Ordered to Stand Trial for Michael Jackson Manslaughter

Posted by K.C. Morgan Categories: Music, Child Stars, Legal Issues,

His legal defense seemed a little shaky from the word go.

Dr. Conrad Murray, the physician who cared for pop star Michael Jackson during the singer’s final days, has been ordered to stand trial for involuntary manslaughter. Murray claimed that Jackson injected himself with a lethal dose of Propofol, but the judge has ruled that Murray's case will continue.

Meanwhile, Murray has been stripped of his medical license. Members of the Jackson family (Katherine, Janet, La Toya, Jackie, Jermaine and Marlon) were present during last week’s hearing, which ended in the current ruling. “I’m happy so far,” said La Toya of the events.

Testimony in the hearing took six days, where more than 20 witnesses were heard for the prosecution. No witnesses were called for the defense during the hearing.

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Howard K. Stern Guilty of Anna Nicole Conspiracy

Howard K. Stern, whose name was splashed over every newspaper in the country when Anna Nicole Smith died, has been found guilty of conspiring to give the actress painkillers and sedatives.

Stern, along with two doctors, had been on trial for the past 9 weeks. Stern was Smith’s boyfriend and lawyer at the time of her death.

Dr. Khristine Eroshevich, who was also found guilty, was Smith’s psychiatrist.

Anna Nicole Smith, in case you were visiting the moon at the time, died in 2007. Her untimely and surprising demise became the stuff of media legend for weeks following the event.

Stern and Eroshevich were found guilty of conspiring to obtain drugs for the reality star through false names and other forms of misrepresentation.

A third defendant, Dr. Sandeep Kapoor, was acquitted of all charges.

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