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The Michael Jackson Trial

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SANTA MARIA, California (CNN) -- The following are the charges in Michael Jackson's child molestation case and the verdicts reached by the jury on Monday.

  • Count 1: Conspiracy to commit child abduction, false imprisonment and extortion.

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
  • Count 2: Lewd act on a child under 14 (molestation episode alleged by accuser.)

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
  • Count 3: Lewd act on a child under 14 (molestation episode alleged by accuser.)

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
  • Count 4: Lewd act on a child under 14 (molestation episode accuser's brother says he witnessed.)

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
  • Count 5: Lewd act on a child under 14 (molestation episode brother says he witnessed.)

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
  • Count 6: Attempted lewd act on a child under 14 (accuser's allegation Jackson tried to get the boy to masturbate him.)

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
  • Count 7: Administering alcohol to enable child molestation (related to molestation in Count 2; included lesser offense of furnishing alcohol to a minor.)

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
  • Count 8: Administering alcohol to enable child molestation (related to molestation in Count 3; included lesser offense of furnishing alcohol to a minor.)

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
  • Count 9: Administering alcohol to enable child molestation (related to molestation in Count 4; included lesser offense of furnishing alcohol to a minor.)

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
  • Count 10: Administering alcohol to enable child molestation (related to molestation in Count 5; included lesser offense of furnishing alcohol to a minor.)

    VERDICT: NOT GUILTY

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