NME — Murray could now face up to four years in jail more info

Undercover, Australia — Dr. Conrad Murray has now been officially charged with involuntary manslaughter over the death of Michael Jackson. more info

All About Jazz — Michael Jackson's doctor faces four years in prison if convicted on involuntary manslaughter charge; pop star's family arrives in court Prosecutors on Monday charged Michael Jacksons personal physician with involuntary manslaughter in connection w... more info

Stereogum — We finally know who sorta killed MJ. His personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, could get up to four years in prison. Or we could be releasing white doves into the sky in about 10 months. Read the full criminal complaint at CNN. more info

Sky News — Michael Jackson's doctor has entered a plea of not guilty after being charged with involuntary manslaughter over the star's death. more info

TMZ — There are strings attached to Dr. Conrad Murray's bail -- namely, he's not allowed to sedate people like he did Michael Jackson. The judge just told Murray, "I do not want you sedating people"As we previously reported, Murray was ordered released o... more info

ET Online — Michael Jackson's full coroner report was sealed up until today, and the records show it was the powerful drug Propofol that killed the singer. According to the document, the cause of death is due to "acute Propofol intoxication." It also s... more info

ContactMusic — The Los Angeles Coroner has confirmed reports MICHAEL JACKSON died of "acute propofol intoxication" after he was given a powerful anaesthetic used to relax patients before... more info

VH1 News — Michael Jackson doctor Conrad Murray is facing an uphill battle, lawyer Shawn Chapman Holley told MTV News. "Everyone loves Michael Jackson, so it will be tough to find a jury without bias." more info

ET Online — At attorney for Joe Jackson, the father of the late Michael Jackson, has reportedly referred to the involuntary manslaughter charge against Dr. Conrad Murray as a "slap on the wrist" and says it has caused "great disappointment." People.com re... more info