Michael Jackson Case (3)

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Previous developments in the case of pedophile Michael Jackson:

Rhetoric Heats Up, like Michael Jackson trial nearing
January 27, 2005
Sources close to Michael Jackson called into question, try Santa Barbara County prosecutor Tom Sneddon to cases of child abuse themselves.
Jackson Prosecutors Want to admit, "erotica"
January 24, 2005
Prosecutors in the case of Michael Jackson want to "Erotica", in his study, which were seized from the singer's Neverland Ranch to use.

Jackson opposes the use of "victim" of his accuser
January 19, 2005
Michael Jackson's lawyers asked the judge to the prosecutor from referring to the prosecutors in connection with the forthcoming trial for pedophilia as holding "victims" and want to keep prosecutors and investigators say they "the people".

Jackson hearings remain open
January 12, 2005
Judge Rodney Melville ruled that future hearings in the Jackson case will be held in open session, instead of being in chambers judge that the defense had requested.

Jackson Prosecutors Want Hearing Kept Secret
January 12, 2005
Jackson's attorneys have requested that the hearing where the singer "of sex offenses" may be admitted at trial, in secret in the chambers of the judge instead.

Prosecutors wanted to limit the evidence
January 7, 2005
Michael Jackson's lawyers demand proof of alleged prior sexual offenses is so fragile that they are not used in its place, coming-study to pedophilia.

Jackson prosecution Details Revealed
The Smoking Gun website has published the details scaly evidence for the action against the singer Michael Jackson.

Judge denies delay in Jackson trial
December 20, 2004
Judge Rodney Melville rejected a request by the lawyers for Michael Jackson to allegations of child molestation against the pop singer and released his trial delayed for several months.

You want to use Jackson's prosecutors Past
December 15, 2004
With a California law that the relevant acts are used in previous cases of sexual crimes to justice, whether criminal proceedings are, or may not, prosecutors want to prove that Michael Jackson has committed other sex crimes, in the presence of the past, goes unpaid.

Jackson's lawyers dismiss Wants Fees
December 14, 2004
The claim that "vindictive prosecution and outrageous government conduct" that Michael Jackson's lawyers have a number of applications filed to dismiss the charges against him of pedophilia.

Prosecutor Jackson Prints Found on Porn Mags
December 11, 2004
A newspaper reported that the seized items of Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch in March of pornographic magazines, which had included two fingerprints of Jackson and his accuser on her.

Cops now have the DNA of Michael Jackson
December 4, 2004
Michael Jackson deputy sheriff with a sample of his DNA on request fitted one days after serving a second search warrant at his Neverland Ranch.

Michael Jackson Ranch Raided Again
December 3, 2004
Sheriff's investigators again raided Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch, armed issued with a new search warrant has only a few weeks will begin before his trial.

The judge rejected the request from Michael Jackson
November 29, 2004
Judge Rodney Melville denied the defense request, even without listening to arguments on the motion for the entire family of his accuser have examined by a psychiatrist.

AS late as the Michael Jackson case
November 5, 2004
Judge Rodney S. Melville rejected a bid by Michael Jackson's lawyers to the prosecution harassment trial of the singer to remove the child.

Leaves a long time prosecutor Jackson Team
October 19, 2004
A longtime advocate of pop singer Michael Jackson has left the defense team as they prepared to Jackson on 10 To defend counts of child abuse and false imprisonment.

Judge will not dismiss Jackson indictment
October 14, 2004
Judge Rodney Melville refused a defense request to throw the charges against Michael Jackson because he had said that prosecutors have enough evidence to warrant presented to a jury trial.

Jackson, DA, lawyers want the case
October 5, 2004
Lawyers for Michael Jackson filed a sealed motion asking Judge Rodney Melville of Santa Barbara County Office case, District Attorney's remove the child abuse.

Jackson regrets past payments Accusers
September 18, 2004
Michael Jackson's lawyer, said the pop singer has to solve in the past to the demands of child abuse to "buy peace" for him, but now regrets the payments created because of "greed, greed."

Jackson tries to prove defense, block
September 17, 2004
Michael Jackson's lawyers claimed in a court hearing, the police had exceeded the bounds of their search warrant when they seized evidence from the singer's Neverland Ranch and a desktop pop-private detectives.