Notes From Inside The Courtroom: Dr. Conrad Murray’s Arraignment

First Published: February 8, 2010 5:58 PM EST Credit: Access Hollywood

Caption Members of the Jackson family are seen arriving to the arraignment of Dr. Conrad Murray at the airport courthouse near the Los Angeles International Airport in LA on February 8, 2010

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Access Hollywood’s Shaun Robinson is inside the courtroom at the Airport courthouse near the Los Angeles International Airport in LA where Michael Jackson’s doctor, Dr. Conrad Murray, has been charged with manslaughter.

2:28 PM: Judge tells Dr. Murray he can practice medicine anywhere in the U.S. that he is licensed to practice…. But he can’t administer anesthesia.

2:17 PM: Got tense. Dr. can prescribe pain medications but no anesthesia.

2:15 PM: Freeze on travel restrictions for Murray outside the U.S. – no restrictions on instate travel. Passport restricted.

2:11 PM: Murray pled not guilty. Not set up for security. Downtown case will go. Medical board will seek to revoke Murray’s license. Government asks for $300,000 in bail. Murray’s attorney argues that he’s not a flight risk. Government says he was born in Grenada and has overseas ties.

1:56 PM: Murray just came back into room.

1:54 PM: Woman from court just asked Randy Jackson and family if someone will be making statement after and he shook head, “No.”

1:51 PM: Jackson family pensive, most turned around to see who was coming in. Murray not in room must be in judge’s chambers.

1:50 PM: In courtroom seated next to Jackson family. First row: Rebi, Jackie, La Toya, Randy, Katherine, Joe, Tito… second row Jermaine, I’m in third row with a Jackson cousin.

1:42 PM: Going in courtroom now.

1:33 PM: They still have media standing in hallway. We are not in room yet. Murray has been in for about 25 minutes, family about 15.

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