Michael Jackson Judge Issues Gag Order After Attorney's 'Today' Show Appearance (Video)

Michael Jackson's personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, told er staff he was coping with the singer for insufficient liquids and stated nothing in regards to the effective medications the King of Pop was while using evening he died, a witness mentioned Friday through the physician's wrongful dying trial in La.our editor recommendsMichael Jackson's Chef States Conrad Murray Was 'Flustered,' 'Screaming' After Singer DiedMichael Jackson's Assistant Testifies, States Conrad Murray Was 'Frantic' on Day Singer Died UCLA Clinic physician Richelle Cooper stated that Murray mentioned Jackson did not have health problems aside from "working extended several hours" and being "dehydrated," which Murray made no mention of the Jackson's standby time with the heavy sedative propofol. PHOTOS: Hollywood's Notable Deaths ABC News notes that paramedic Richard Senneff, who examined an inactive Jackson at his Holmby Slopes home, mentioned Murray frequently declined that Jackson was on heavy medications despite evidence on the other hand within the scene: "I asked for what his underlying health condition was. He [Conrad Murray] did not respond. ... I asked for again. ... He did not respond...The Next time he mentioned nothing, nothing, he's nothing." Senneff ongoing, "That did not comparable to me. I see an underweight patient, an IV here which i see medication vials round the nightstand." Furthermore for the testimony about Murray's nondisclosures Friday, Judge Michael Pastor launched a gag order for individuals lawyers concentrating on the problem, reviews Reuters. A purchase adopted a feel and look by defense attorney Matthew Alford round the Today show through which he mentioned his team would keep Murray in the witness stand as extended as you can, which Jackson was totally hooked on propofol. PHOTOS: "Billie Jean" and three decades of MTV Music Videos "The lawyers for your parties in this situation ... are bought not to comment to anybody outdoors from the particular teams either directly or otherwise directly regarding any areas of this case, whether orally or possibly on paper,Inch Pastor mentioned. Jackson died June 25, 2009 at half a century old. A 51-page coroner's report found the final outcome the artist died of "acute propofol intoxication." Propofol is usually given throughout surgery but Jackson was apparently deploying it just like a sleeping aide. Murray is on trial for involuntary wrongful dying the trial is predicted to last about 5 days. If he's billed, he could spend four years in the California prison and lose his medical license. Alford's interview with Today's Ann Curry begins within the 4:20 mark below: Related Subjects Michael Jackson Today Conrad Murray