Prosecutors call for Smith associates to serve community service

California prosecutors have called on a Superior Court judge to sentence ANNA NICOLE SMITH's former lover and lawyer and her psychiatrist to felony probation and 300 hours of community service as punishment for supplying her with a pharmacy of prescription drugs.

Howard K. Stern and Dr. Khristine Eroshevich were found guilty of obtaining drugs for the actress/model last year (10), but Los Angeles District Attorney's officials have suggested the two should not be sentenced to jail as Judge Robert Perry weighs up his options.

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Judge Perry, who presided over the pair's nine-week trial, has the option to sentence them to up to three years and eight months behind bars at a hearing on Thursday (06Jan11).

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Deputy District Attorney Sean Carney has advocated sentencing both Stern and Eroshevich to five years of supervised felony probation and 300 hours each of community service - and fining them £3,330 apiece.

Lawyers for Stern and Eroshevich are seeking a dismissal or a reduction of their clients' convictions to misdemeanours.

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Smith died from a drug overdose in 2007.

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