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Zusammenfassung der drei Artikel und der Videos unten:
+ Dr. Murray musste am Montag, 16. November in Las Vegas vor Gericht erscheinen, da er keine Unterhaltszahlung für sein 11-jähriges Kind tätigte und er der Mutter des Kindes mittlerweile mehr als 15.000 Dollar an Unterhaltszahlungen schuldete.
+ Murrays Anwalt, Chernoff, war ebenfalls mit Begleiter anwesend, darf aber nicht in Las Vegas, Nevada praktizieren. Sie kamen am Vortag aus Texas eingeflogen.
+ Vor Gericht konnte sein unentgeltlich arbeitender Anwalt, Christopher Aaron, nicht Chernoff, ein aktuelles Schreiben vorweisen, dass die Mutter auf die 15.000 Dollar verzichtet und nur noch monatlich 1003 Dollar als Unterhalt haben möchte statt etwa 1300 wie zuvor.
+ Die Gerichtsverhandlung dauerte nur rund 12 Minuten deshalb.
+ Murrays Anwalt gab der gegnerischen Seite (die Mutter war nicht anwesend, lebt in Kalifornien) 700 Dollar in bar und sagte, der Rest würde innerhalb der nächsten paar Tage folgen.
+ Dr. Murray wird ab jetzt regelmäßig daraufhin überprüft, ob er den Kindesunterhalt, wie versprochen, zahlt, ansonsten ist ihm Gefängnis angedroht.
+ Der nächste Gerichtstermin zur Überprüfung in der Sache ist Mittwoch, 04. Januar 2010, wo er auch wieder erscheinen muss.
+ Dr. Murray und seine Anwälte konnten den Gerichtssaal verlassen. Ein bewaffneter Gerichtshelfer hat den anwesenden Journalisten den Weg hinaus versperrt mit dem Hinweis auf Dr. Murrays Sicherheit. Er hatte im Vorfeld im Zusammenhang mit Michael Jacksons Tod Morddrohungen erhalten und deshalb kam es zu diesem Schritt, wurde später erklärt.
+ Die vor dem Gerichtsgebäude anwesenden Reporter bekamen ein kleines Interview mit Murrays Anwalt im Kindesunterhaltsprozess, welcher sagte, Murray sei "radioaktiv" und würde angesichts der aktuellen Lage keine Arbeit finden und Murray wäre zu einem vorherigen Gerichtstermin nicht erschienen, weil die Post ihm nicht zugestellt wurde, weil er die beiden Praxen schloss.
Videos zu diesem Gerichtstermin:
+ Zusammenschnitt in 1:32 Min (nicht einbettbar), wo das Verlassen des Gerichtgebäudes von Murray und Anwalt gezeigt wird und ein kleines Interview mit dem Anwalt von Dr. Murray, welcher sagt, niemand würde Dr. Murray im Moment Arbeit geben:
+ Die ganzen 12 Minuten der Gerichtsanhörung - ohne Festhalten der Reporter - von tmz.com
+ Dr. Murray musste am Montag, 16. November in Las Vegas vor Gericht erscheinen, da er keine Unterhaltszahlung für sein 11-jähriges Kind tätigte und er der Mutter des Kindes mittlerweile mehr als 15.000 Dollar an Unterhaltszahlungen schuldete.
+ Murrays Anwalt, Chernoff, war ebenfalls mit Begleiter anwesend, darf aber nicht in Las Vegas, Nevada praktizieren. Sie kamen am Vortag aus Texas eingeflogen.
+ Vor Gericht konnte sein unentgeltlich arbeitender Anwalt, Christopher Aaron, nicht Chernoff, ein aktuelles Schreiben vorweisen, dass die Mutter auf die 15.000 Dollar verzichtet und nur noch monatlich 1003 Dollar als Unterhalt haben möchte statt etwa 1300 wie zuvor.
+ Die Gerichtsverhandlung dauerte nur rund 12 Minuten deshalb.
+ Murrays Anwalt gab der gegnerischen Seite (die Mutter war nicht anwesend, lebt in Kalifornien) 700 Dollar in bar und sagte, der Rest würde innerhalb der nächsten paar Tage folgen.
+ Dr. Murray wird ab jetzt regelmäßig daraufhin überprüft, ob er den Kindesunterhalt, wie versprochen, zahlt, ansonsten ist ihm Gefängnis angedroht.
+ Der nächste Gerichtstermin zur Überprüfung in der Sache ist Mittwoch, 04. Januar 2010, wo er auch wieder erscheinen muss.
+ Dr. Murray und seine Anwälte konnten den Gerichtssaal verlassen. Ein bewaffneter Gerichtshelfer hat den anwesenden Journalisten den Weg hinaus versperrt mit dem Hinweis auf Dr. Murrays Sicherheit. Er hatte im Vorfeld im Zusammenhang mit Michael Jacksons Tod Morddrohungen erhalten und deshalb kam es zu diesem Schritt, wurde später erklärt.
+ Die vor dem Gerichtsgebäude anwesenden Reporter bekamen ein kleines Interview mit Murrays Anwalt im Kindesunterhaltsprozess, welcher sagte, Murray sei "radioaktiv" und würde angesichts der aktuellen Lage keine Arbeit finden und Murray wäre zu einem vorherigen Gerichtstermin nicht erschienen, weil die Post ihm nicht zugestellt wurde, weil er die beiden Praxen schloss.
Videos zu diesem Gerichtstermin:
+ Zusammenschnitt in 1:32 Min (nicht einbettbar), wo das Verlassen des Gerichtgebäudes von Murray und Anwalt gezeigt wird und ein kleines Interview mit dem Anwalt von Dr. Murray, welcher sagt, niemand würde Dr. Murray im Moment Arbeit geben:
+ Die ganzen 12 Minuten der Gerichtsanhörung - ohne Festhalten der Reporter - von tmz.com
Dr. Conrad Murray Strikes Child Support Deal
Posted Nov 16th 2009 2:43PM by TMZ Staff
Dr. Conrad Murray was in court today in Las Vegas over child support payments to the mother of his child. Here's how it went down:
UPDATE 2:55 PM ET -- And just like that ... it's over. Dr. Murray has left the building.
UPDATE 2:50 PM ET -- The judge just said the baby mama has a right to waive the back support, so the slate is clean. But the judge added Murray must now make regular monthly payments and the court will check in with him every three months and if he keeps paying on time he won't be jailed. Next court date -- January 4th, and Murray must show.
UPDATE: 2:49 PM ET -- The judge asked Dr. Murray if he paid any of the $13,000 to her. He answered, "No, your honor." First we've heard him speak today.
UPDATE 2:47 PM ET -- The baby mama in question has just waived her right to the $13,000 Dr. Murray owes, provided she gets $1,003 a month in support from now on. This is the agreement the parties struck. Murray also paid $700 in court. The judge is confused -- why would she waive the 13 grand?
UPDATE 2:43 PM ET -- Dr. Murray is in court with his lawyer, but the baby mama is out of town and won't be appearing.
Quelle: tmz.com
Posted Nov 16th 2009 2:43PM by TMZ Staff
Dr. Conrad Murray was in court today in Las Vegas over child support payments to the mother of his child. Here's how it went down:
UPDATE 2:50 PM ET -- The judge just said the baby mama has a right to waive the back support, so the slate is clean. But the judge added Murray must now make regular monthly payments and the court will check in with him every three months and if he keeps paying on time he won't be jailed. Next court date -- January 4th, and Murray must show.
UPDATE: 2:49 PM ET -- The judge asked Dr. Murray if he paid any of the $13,000 to her. He answered, "No, your honor." First we've heard him speak today.
UPDATE 2:47 PM ET -- The baby mama in question has just waived her right to the $13,000 Dr. Murray owes, provided she gets $1,003 a month in support from now on. This is the agreement the parties struck. Murray also paid $700 in court. The judge is confused -- why would she waive the 13 grand?
UPDATE 2:43 PM ET -- Dr. Murray is in court with his lawyer, but the baby mama is out of town and won't be appearing.
Quelle: tmz.com
Agreement reached in Conrad Murray child support case
Hetty Chang reporting
Michael Jackson's former doctor remains under criminal investigation for the pop star's death. But as far as the doctor's late child support payments, his slate has been wiped clean Dr. Conrad Murray reached a last minute agreement with his child's mother, who lives in California. The agreement came as a surprise to everyone, including the judge.
Dr. Conrad Murray arrived to family court Monday amid a swarm of waiting photographers.
And once inside the courtroom, Murray was welcomed by another surprise: Friday, an agreement had been reached with the mother of his 11-year-old child, freeing Murray of his previous financial obligations.
“Apparently just a few moments ago Dr. Murray had filed a statement; it appears to be signed by the mother,” says Judge Gerald Hardcastle. “She agreed to arbitrarily give up $13,000 in child support payments.”
Murray’s child lives in California; once the courts there finalize the agreement, Murray will be required to pay just over $1,000 per month in child support.
“We’ve reached a resolution. We're going to pay the current support today, $700 of which I’m going to hand in open court,” says Chris Aaron, Murray’s lawyer.
Despite his financial hardship, Murray's attorney - who says he is working pro-bono - says Murray will come up with the rest of the money he owes.
Hetty Chang: Has he been actively seeking work here?
Chris Aaron: Well, as much as he can. He’s radioactive right now. Who's going to [hire] him? Even if he goes to a free clinic, (a media circus) is what's going to await him.
And if Murray again falls behind on his child support payments he’ll have a battle in family court, in addition to the criminal investigation into his role in Michael Jackson’s death.
“He’s got to prove he has the inability to pay, including assets,” says Gerard Costantian, Chief Deputy Clark County's District Attorney’s Office. “People have assets; child support should be his number one priority.”
Since investigators raided Murray's home and office over the summer, he has defaulted on his mortgage for his Red Rock Country Club home. Murray is expected to appear in court again on January 4 for a status check.
Quelle: kvbc.com
Hetty Chang reporting
Michael Jackson's former doctor remains under criminal investigation for the pop star's death. But as far as the doctor's late child support payments, his slate has been wiped clean Dr. Conrad Murray reached a last minute agreement with his child's mother, who lives in California. The agreement came as a surprise to everyone, including the judge.
Dr. Conrad Murray arrived to family court Monday amid a swarm of waiting photographers.
And once inside the courtroom, Murray was welcomed by another surprise: Friday, an agreement had been reached with the mother of his 11-year-old child, freeing Murray of his previous financial obligations.
“Apparently just a few moments ago Dr. Murray had filed a statement; it appears to be signed by the mother,” says Judge Gerald Hardcastle. “She agreed to arbitrarily give up $13,000 in child support payments.”
Murray’s child lives in California; once the courts there finalize the agreement, Murray will be required to pay just over $1,000 per month in child support.
“We’ve reached a resolution. We're going to pay the current support today, $700 of which I’m going to hand in open court,” says Chris Aaron, Murray’s lawyer.
Despite his financial hardship, Murray's attorney - who says he is working pro-bono - says Murray will come up with the rest of the money he owes.
Hetty Chang: Has he been actively seeking work here?
Chris Aaron: Well, as much as he can. He’s radioactive right now. Who's going to [hire] him? Even if he goes to a free clinic, (a media circus) is what's going to await him.
And if Murray again falls behind on his child support payments he’ll have a battle in family court, in addition to the criminal investigation into his role in Michael Jackson’s death.
“He’s got to prove he has the inability to pay, including assets,” says Gerard Costantian, Chief Deputy Clark County's District Attorney’s Office. “People have assets; child support should be his number one priority.”
Since investigators raided Murray's home and office over the summer, he has defaulted on his mortgage for his Red Rock Country Club home. Murray is expected to appear in court again on January 4 for a status check.
Quelle: kvbc.com
Court: Reporters Held For ‘Murray’s Safety’
Media Briefly Blocked From Leaving Courtroom
POSTED: 11:15 am PST November 17, 2009
LAS VEGAS -- A spokesperson for Clark County Courts said reporters and photographers were blocked from leaving a court hearing Monday because marshals were concerned about Dr. Conrad Murray’s safety.Murray, who is under investigation in Michael Jackson’s death, was in court to answer charges he failed to pay thousands of dollars in child support.
When Murray and his attorneys left the hearing, an officer blocked the media from following the group from the building.Court spokesperson Michael Sommermeyer said the situation should have been handled better, and was told Murray’s safety was an issue, as well as the “court decorum.”
Murray’s attorney claimed the doctor received death threats following Jackson’s death.Several journalists questioned the officer about being held back in the courtroom. He answered that he was just following orders.Sommermeyer said the guards decided on their own to allow Murray to leave before the media.
Quelle: fox5vegas.com
Media Briefly Blocked From Leaving Courtroom
POSTED: 11:15 am PST November 17, 2009
LAS VEGAS -- A spokesperson for Clark County Courts said reporters and photographers were blocked from leaving a court hearing Monday because marshals were concerned about Dr. Conrad Murray’s safety.Murray, who is under investigation in Michael Jackson’s death, was in court to answer charges he failed to pay thousands of dollars in child support.
When Murray and his attorneys left the hearing, an officer blocked the media from following the group from the building.Court spokesperson Michael Sommermeyer said the situation should have been handled better, and was told Murray’s safety was an issue, as well as the “court decorum.”
Murray’s attorney claimed the doctor received death threats following Jackson’s death.Several journalists questioned the officer about being held back in the courtroom. He answered that he was just following orders.Sommermeyer said the guards decided on their own to allow Murray to leave before the media.
Quelle: fox5vegas.com