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Conrad Murray, convicted Michael Jackson doctor, faces new allegations in medical license inquiry
Dr. Conrad Murray gets maximum 4-year sentence for role in Michael Jackson death, Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011.
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Murray, who was convicted of felony involuntary manslaughter in the 2009 death of Michael Jackson, has already had his license suspended.
Suspended licenses can be renewed, but revoked licenses cannot.
The Los Angeles Times says the attorney general's office added the new allegations in an ongoing Medical Board inquiry last month.
Murray's lawyer Valerie Wass said the doctor will contest the new charges.
The 59-year-old Murray was convicted and jailed in November after prosecutors said he abandoned medical judgment by complying with the pop star's requests for a surgical anesthetic to help him sleep.
He has appealed the conviction.
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