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Phyllis barnes case to court, ken allen was able to question the runaway doctor in jail. >> i saw a very sinister person, a very sinister person. and a person who is very capable of pretending he has some measure of remorse. but i could see he was not changed or remorseful at all. >> in march 2011, more than six years after her death, the family of phyllis barnes finally got their chance to present their malpractice case against mark weinberger in a civil trial. weinberger elected not to attend....

The phyllis barnes malpractice case against mark weinberger went to the jury. television truck antennas sprouted like spring crocuses, and 25-year-old shawn barnes could feel a burden lifting. 25-year-old shawn barnes could feel a burden lifting. >> its been hanging over my head for at this point almost ten years. >> in the what-if world of her imagination, shawn barnes sees herself living the life of a typical 25-year-old, a talented >> i try not to think about it because i feel like the more i...

And a person who is very capable of pretending he has some measure of remorse. but i could see he was not changed or remorseful at all. >> in march 2011, more than six years after her death, the family of phyllis barnes finally got their chance to present their malpractice case against mark weinberger in a civil trial. weinberger elected not to attend. ken allens case hinged on convincing the jury weinberger could have caught phyllis cancer had he given her a thorough examination. allen told the...

>> in march 2011, more than six years after her death, the family of phyllis barnes finally got their chance to present their malpractice case against mark weinberger in a civil trial. weinberger elected not to attend. ken allens case hinged on convincing the jury weinberger could have caught phyllis cancer had he given her a thorough examination. allen told the jurors that phyllis barnes, a two-pack-a-day smoker had gone to see weinberger complaining of trouble bleeding, coughing and hoarseness...

Finally got their chance to present their malpractice case against mark weinberger in a civil trial. weinberger elected not to attend. ken allens case hinged on convincing the jury weinberger could have caught phylliss cancer, had he given her a thorough examination. allen told the jurors that phyllis barnes, a two-pack-a-day smoker, had gone to see weinberger complaining of trouble breathing, a sore throat, and hoarseness. shed even been coughing up blood, but in spite of that history and those...

stoically as the verdict was refld he was then handcuffed. they denied his request for bail pending sentencing. >> dr. murray is remanded to the custody of the los angeles sheriff with no bail. and in the interim, he is to be kept in the care and custody of the sheriff. >> also tonight, a chicago woman accuses republican presidential candidate herman cain of an unwanted sexual advance. sharon said she came to washington to ask cain for help finding a job. she said he first shock her by...

interesting that the highlighters were requested but no questions. i thought that perhaps it came from the fact that in california and in this case the jurors were allowed to take notes. so, rather than come back into the courtroom and ask for read-back of testimony, which was sort of the practice when i was practicing law in washington, d.c., as a prosecutor, perhaps they needed the highlighters to remind themselves of the most powerful evidence that came in front of them or perhaps t...

Live your life how you want to live but my experience says, i dont, you try to kill your wife three different times and your mistress actually does the hiring and you go and stand up next to the husband all lovey dovey, this is unusual. >>randy: a malpractice case against the hitter. >>arthur: a lost publicity over the weekend about madoff giving her interviews and the fact she stood by herman. >>shepard: the wife the ponzi schemer who is in jail for life. >>arthur: compare to this woman she see...

Medicine, whats that all about? >> because theyre going to try to say, theres some ridiculous amount of standards from -- all right. lets put it this way. culpable negligence in a manslaughter case is whether he knew or should have known that death could occur. this is a doctor. what theyre doing, its like a malpractice case where theyre saying what he did was so outside the norm and the standard of care and now theyre trying to discredit this doctor by saying hes not talking about regular stand...

29th, they find a bag. and inside that bag is an empty saline bag which youll see in court but its slit open from top to bottom. youll hear from the coroner, investigator, they found this 100 milliliter bottle of propofol inside the bag. youll hear testimony about the significance of that when the medical experts come in and explain it to you. following the commands of conrad murray, alvarez is then told to call 911 and does so. that 911 call was made at 12:20 p.m. what youll also lear...