A Who's Who Guide To The Michael Jackson Doctor Trial

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Friday, October 7, 2011
The Prosecution and the Defense (along with the court of public opinion) have drawn witnesses and evidence to make a myriad of arguments. But, we are the first to admit that it's hard to keep track of who is who and why they are a part of the trial.

For the sake of clarification moving forward (experts expect the trial to run roughly 6 weeks), The Huffington Post presents a slideshow of the Courthouse Characters -- and why they matter.
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