Judge gives Jackson the okay to talk

Judge Rodney Melville has given Michael Jackson permission to make a public statement on his pal Geraldo Rivera's American news show - as long as he doesn't mention his upcoming child molestation trial.

Thu, 20 Jan, 2005 - 09:31

Jackson wants to talk to Rivera about recent attacks on his personal life and the Indian Ocean Asia tsunami on the show.

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