CONRAD MURRAY TRIAL– DAY 11

UPDATE 9:15 a.m.: First up on the stand this morning is cardiologist expert, Dr. Alon Steinberg, who conducted the California Medical Board review of Murray in the wake of Jackson's death. He said he found six instances of gross negligence, each amounting to extreme deviations from the standard of care, through Murray's treatment. He's going through each one by one, with the first two already named: Steinberg found that propofol was not medically needed (and should never be used as a sleep aid); and Murray should never have administered propofol in a home, unmonitored, without proper medical equipment, personnel or backup.