ENTERTAINMENT: Jackson to Challenge Neverland Evidence, page 1

Robert Sanger, one of Jackson's attorneys, accidentally sent an e-mail to an attorney for news agencies containing a motion he planned to file under seal. Jackson plans to be in the courtroom when the boy he is said to of molested testifies.

edition.cnn.com
On Friday, the mother of the boy Jackson is charged with molesting will take the stand and face questions about whether she knew private investigator Bradley Miller was working for former Jackson attorney Mark Geragos when his office was searched.

Jackson, 46, has pleaded not guilty to child molestation, conspiracy and administering an intoxicating agent, alcohol.

The motion also included the name of the accuser's mother -- which is known to reporters, though prosecutors publicly call her "Jane Doe" -- as well as arguments against a prosecution effort to limit her testimony.

The motion noted that prosecutors had objected to broad questioning, saying defense attorneys "should not be allowed to aggressively cross-examine a witness on entirely collateral matters under any circumstance."

Please visit the link provided for the complete story.

The defence has the right to to question the mother.

It will be a tense reunion for Jackson and the woman, who allowed her children to stay repeatedly at the singer's Neverland Ranch during a once-close friendship.

This may end up neatly settled, or it could be one big mess.

On a side note, the mother told a grand jury earlier this year that Jackson was "the devil."

We will see what Friday brings us.

[edit on 16-9-2004 by Nerdling]